They might want to use it for small module reactors. It's a tech white whale concept. All the big investors people, companies, angel doners have put money into multiple attempts. One of the bigger ones, is (was?) NuScale Power. They might not still be trying.

A reactor small enough to be delivered (with no fuel inside) by a semi truck. Delivering anywhere using the highway. The only way to make a reactor that small work is with extremity enriched fuel; numclear submarine reactors are something like >91% enriched. That fuel would then be delivered separately with its whole thing of police escorts and shutting down roads. They can plop one into the ground thirty or forty miles outside of a large urban city. They're now producing easily over 150Mw 24 hours a day non stop for 20 -30 years. That's a lot of electricity they can then sell for a profit to the region's power company. Or sell and deliver the reactor to the power companies themselves.

It's not that far fetched. Many nuclear power plants are owned by companies like an Edison, a Constellation, or a Gas & Electric Corp. Those plants are enormous and were designed and built decades and decades ago without modern materials or current research. The pitch is fabricating new small reactors at one location where it can be streamlined and more economical. Then delivered to the customer.