The energy Southeast Asia needs nuclear that’s as affordable as coal, scales with demand, drives industry, and powers
long-term economic expansion 
Southeast Asia is booming, but its clean energy supply isn’t
With demand doubling by 2040, Southeast Asia is the world’s fastest-growing energy market. Reliable, affordable power is critical to support economic expansion, industrialization, and sustainable development.
Supporting Statistics
4.6%
Annual energy demand growth. Southeast Asia’s power needs are rising faster than the global average.
$600BN
Annual electricity market opportunity by 2040 – The region’s energy transition represents one of the largest investment opportunities in history.
50%
Coal still generates 50%+ of Asia’s electricity – Cleaner alternatives like nuclear are essential for long-term sustainability.
54 GW
Indonesia targets 54 GW of nuclear by 2060. Governments are actively planning for nuclear expansion.
Starting Strong in Indonesia
Thorcon aims to operate its first 500MW plant in Indonesia by the early 2030s, marking Southeast Asia’s first large-scale shipyard-built nuclear plant. This breakthrough project is just the beginning—paving the way for a clean energy revolution across the region.
Key achievements to date
01
First shipyard-built nuclear reactor design
Designed for efficient mass production, ensuring fast, scalable, and cost-effective rapid deployment to meet global energy demands.
02
Regulatory progress in Indonesia
Engaged with the nuclear regulator, ahead of all competitors, securing critical approvals for deployment and future market expansion.
03
Infrastructure-ready design
Uses proven existing shipyard technology, eliminating delays, inefficiencies, and unnecessary new manufacturing costs, accelerating project timelines and scalability.
04
Strategic partnerships established
Formally initiated licensing process with Indonesian regulator with submission of Site Evaluation Plan and Site Evaluation Management Plan for approval, ahead of all competitors.
