About this organization
Organization Name: Idaho National Laboratory
Organization Solution and Services
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Cybersecurity & Grid Resilience
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EV & Mobility, Charging Stations
- Manufacture
Organization Types:
- Organization Size: Revenue over 100M
- Organization Years In business: 10+ Years
Revenue: $1.6 Billion
Organization Information : Founded in 1949, INL has provided more than 75 years of scientific innovation. Fifty-two reactors have been built and operated on INL’s 890-square-mile site since 1949. The lab’s contributions to the nuclear energy industry are unparalleled, including: The first usable electricity generated by nuclear power The first city powered by atomic energy The first nuclear propulsion systems for Navy submarines and aircraft carriers More than 300 commercial nuclear power reactors operating around the world trace their roots to INL. This legacy grows daily as INL scientists and engineers advance nuclear energy technology, including small modular reactors, microreactors and much more.
Other Information: Founded in 1949, Idaho National Laboratory (INL) as the National Reactor Testing Station, is a premier U.S. Department of Energy facility located in Idaho Falls. Initially focused on nuclear reactor development, INL achieved milestones like operating the first reactor to generate usable electricity and building prototypes for naval nuclear propulsion. Over time, its mission expanded to include cybersecurity, critical infrastructure protection, and clean energy research. Notable products and initiatives include the Advanced Test Reactor for materials testing, Specific Manufacturing Capability for U.S. Army armor packages, and contributions to electric vehicle battery testing and renewable energy integration. INL continues to lead in advancing national security and sustainable energy solutions.
