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In radio interview he raises questions about GE-Hitachi’s new laser enrichment process This blog post is an edited version of an article published in Fuel Cycle Week V9:N377, May 20, 2010, by International Nuclear Associates, Washington, DC. Gregory Jaczko, Chairman of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission...

Cameco takes 24% stake in GE Hitachi unit GE Hitachi and Cameco Corp, ( CCO:TO ) the world's  largest uranium producer, have announced that Cameco will invest $124 million for a 24% stake in the business unit that is developing a laser enrichment technology .  Cameco will also supply uranium...

Decision to build a full-scale facility could come in 2009 While Areva is still silent on a decision whether and where to build a uranium enrichment plant at one of five potential sites in the U.S., Global Laser Enrichment (GLE), a subsidiary of GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy (GEH), has announced it has selected...

Computer simulation and full scale testing of components are part of the plan Defying conventional wisdom that the only destiny for spent nuclear fuel from commercial nuclear reactors is long-term storage, General Electric says there are big dollars at the tail end of the nuclear energy value chain....