Terra Innovatum Secures Long-Term Steam Turbine Supply with Howden, a Chart Industries Company

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Secures critical supply chain for deployment and scale: Locks in steam turbine and generator supply to support FOAK execution and global NOAK rollout Integrates proven Howden turbine technology, reducing technical risk and accelerating standardized deployment Supports scalable multi-unit deployments delivering ~3-15 MWe from a common turbine platform NEW YORK, July 07, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Terra Innovatum Global N.V. (" Terra Innovatum " or the " Company ") (NASDAQ: NKLR ), a developer of micro-modular nuclear reactors, and Howden Turbo GmbH (" Howden "), a global leader in steam turbine technology and a division of Chart Industries, Inc. (NYSE: GTLS ), today announced the execution of a steam turbine and power generator procurement order for Terra Innovatum's SOLO™ micro‑modular reactor platform. The agreement secures a long-term supply of critical secondary-side equipment for Terra Innovatum's First-of-a-Kind (" FOAK ") SOLO™ reactor, targeted for deployment in Illinois by 2027, and supports subsequent Nth-of-a-Kind (" NOAK ") global commercialization. Terra Innovatum has already selected its FOAK site at Rock City Admiral Parkway Development in Illinois and has entered into non-binding MOUs for up to 100 SOLO™ units worldwide. As customer interest accelerates across AI infrastructure, industrial facilities and resilient distributed power applications, securing long-lead equipment and experienced manufacturing partners is becoming an increasingly important competitive differentiator. This agreement represents another step in Terra Innovatum's strategy of establishing the industrial supply chain needed to support commercial deployment at scale. Pictured: The Howden Frankenthal TWIN turbine, a highly efficient dual-casing steam turbine manufactured in Frankenthal, Germany. Image provided by Howden Frankenthal. Through this collaboration, Terra Innovatum and Howden have adapted and optimized Howden's proven steam turbine technology to meet the specific requirements of the SOLO™ reactor, which is designed as a one‑megawatt‑electric, helium‑cooled micro‑reactor powered by commercially available low‑enriched uranium fuel. The work aligns performance, efficiency, and modular integration to support standardized deployment across sites and leverages Terra Innovatum's fabless supply chain model, which uses established nuclear manufacturers rather than new in‑house facilities, to accelerate industrialization. In parallel, the companies are defining commercial frameworks, production ramp‑up capacity, lead-time reduction strategies, and modular skid configurations to enable rapid, high-volume rollout of SOLO™ reactors and associated balance‑of‑plant equipment.

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