DOE Awards Billions to Bolster U.S. Uranium Enrichment Supply Chain
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The Department of Energy has awarded billions of dollars to bolster the U.S. uranium enrichment supply chain, with three companies receiving significant contracts, while others were left out. The contracts cover a range of uranium enrichment levels, including low-enriched and high-assay LEU. This move aims to support the expansion of the U.S. nuclear industry.
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The Department of Energy (DOE) has finally awarded the billions of dollars for uranium enrichment announced back in 2024. The contracts span the full range of uranium enrichment from low-enriched uranium (LEU) used by the current global reactor fleet, through high-assay LEU (HALEU) which is planned to be used by multiple advanced reactor designs. Yet while three companies were chosen for huge awards, peaking at almost 900 million each, a few were notably left out. Centers Energy was awarded $900 million to support the expansion of their currently-operating…
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