Moorland Nuclear Authority

The Moorland Nuclear Authority is a public utility power provider that operates three nuclear power plants in Moorland. Following the development of nuclear energy as a result of research done at the Kaspar Particle Accelerator, Moorland began construction of three new reactors. Two are pressurized water reactors (PWR), while one is a boiling water reactor (BWR). The largest is the Port Neil PWR, which produces 2.4 GW of energy that is distributed directly to the grid for Moorland's most populous regions. Construction of the plant began in 1755 and took two years to complete, coming online in 1757. It was the first operational nuclear plant for the kingdom to come online continentally (SMRs for Kasperia came online several year prior). With the success of the PNPWR, feasibility studies opted to conclude that BWRs may be more economical for the remaining power needs of Moorland. Thus, in 1759, two new BWRs were constructed: one at Kells, and one at Newhaven. All three plants utilize local water sources for reactor cooling. By 1761, these other two reactors had come online, supplying Moorland with an additional 3 MW of electricity. While not supplying all of Moorland's energy needs, the three plants have greatly reduced the kingdom's reliance on fossil fuels, helping it attain its longterm sustainability goals.