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Micro Modular Reactors (MMR) are compact nuclear reactor systems classified as a subclass of Small Modular Reactors (SMR), typically capable of generating 1–10 megawatts electric (MWe) of energy or an equivalent amount of thermal power. The term “micro” refers not only to their low power capacity but also to their portability, scalability, and compact design features. Unlike conventional large-scale nuclear power plants, MMRs are designed to be deployed close to the point of energy demand. As a

Island Energy Systems are integrated structures that collectively address energy production, transmission, distribution, storage, and consumption in geographically limited settlements that are often partially or completely isolated from the main landmass. These systems hold special importance not only in terms of electricity supply but also regarding heat, cooling, water provision, transportation, and the continuity of critical infrastructure. The island environment generates distinct constraint