Rolls-Royce SMR expands Czech sites
Analysis based on 6 articles · First reported Jul 21, 2026 · Last updated Jul 29, 2026
The expansion strengthens Rolls-Royce Holdings — Rolls-Royce SMR's commercial pipeline and reinforces the Czech Republic's commitment to nuclear energy, benefiting ČEZ Group and its supply chain. The deal signals growing momentum for SMR deployment in Europe, potentially boosting investor confidence in nuclear technology.
The Czech Ministry of Industry and Trade, ČEZ Group, and Rolls-Royce Holdings — Rolls-Royce SMR signed a memorandum of understanding to begin preparatory activities for small modular reactor (SMR) projects at two additional sites: Tušimice and Dětmarovice. This expands the existing project at Temelín, where the first SMR is planned. The agreement supports the Czech Republic's goal of deploying up to 3 GW of Rolls-Royce Holdings — Rolls-Royce SMR capacity across at least six units. The SMR design is a 470 MWe pressurized water reactor with 90% factory construction. ČEZ Group holds a 20% stake in Rolls-Royce Holdings — Rolls-Royce SMR. Škoda Works has become a supplier of nuclear-island components. Rolls-Royce Holdings — Rolls-Royce SMR is also pursuing projects in the UK and Sweden.
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