Wyoming signs up for fast-track federal permitting
Wyoming has become the tenth state to align its permitting with the federal FAST-41 process, which covers uranium mining.
Wyoming has become the tenth state to align its permitting with the federal FAST-41 process, which covers uranium mining.
The New Mexico enrichment plant has filled its first cylinder of uranium enriched to between 5% and 10% U-235.
Unit 5 is the fourth of six Bruce reactors to go through a major component replacement.
The Danish developer formerly known as Seaborg wants to license barge-mounted reactors in the US.
Korea’s export-import bank will work with Turkey’s state nuclear company on funding new plants.
Three companies in the Reactor Pilot Program passed Department of Energy authorization milestones in October.
PEJ wants to begin preparatory construction at Lubiatowo-Kopalino ahead of a full construction permit.
It is the first of more than 11,500 machines planned for the Ohio enrichment plant’s expansion.
The NRC has completed its safety review of the four-unit Xe-100 plant at Seadrift.
A final rule sets deadlines for contested reactor licensing hearings for the first time.
A six-month front-end engineering study will produce a first schedule and budget for the new unit.
The borehole reactor developer is targeting 150 MW in Parsons, Kansas, by 2028.
The conditional loan would add 1.1 GW from 15 reactors at eight existing plants.
It will be the Navy’s first shore-based advanced microreactor and Indiana’s first power reactor.
A planned joint venture would operate 14 BWRX-300 reactors on three UK sites.
Prosperity One would be larger than any nuclear plant now operating in the US.