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Urenco is one of the few companies in the world that enriches uranium. It’s one of an even smaller group of enrichers that aren’t owned by the Russian, Chinese or Iranian governments. It plays a key role in the western world’s nuclear...

Westinghouse Launches Nuclear AI System in UK NRC, CNSC, and ONR Look for Boundaries in Using AI DHS Report Weighs Threats AI Poses to Nuclear Safety INL Scientists Excited About Uses of AI in Nuclear Field Argonne Plans Use of … Continue reading...

TerraPower has selected Chicago-based engineering company Sargent & Lundy to design a training centre at Kemmerer, Wyoming, for TerraPower’s innovative Natrium reactor demonstration project which will be deployed at the site at the end of this dacade...

Italian multinational Saipem and advanced reactor developer Newcleo have signed an agreement to explore the possible offshore applications of Newcleo’s technology. Newcleo is developing a lead-cooled fast neutron demonstration nuclear technology which...

NRC’s Newly Aligned Mission Will Accelerate Nuclear Energy Deployment With resounding bipartisan, bicameral support that also achieved enthusiastic support of the Executive Branch, the US has enacted a new law announcing its support of nuclear energy...

Aalo Atomics Raises $27M Series A Funding Oklo Inks Turbine Deal with Siemens Thorcon Submits Plan for Floating 500 MW MSR in Indonesia Westinghouse Gets NRC OK for High Burnup Fuel Financing Model Proposed For New Swedish Reactors Zap Energy …...

The Nuclear Company exited a period of operating in “stealth mode” about a month ago. That exit was sufficiently well planned and executed that it is likely that Atomic Insights readers have already heard of the company. The Nuclear Company...

Last Energy Books $40 Million Series B Funding Data Center Demand Expected to Grow in Asia, Nuclear Reactors Will Follow Ghana Plans to Build a 77 MWe NuScale SMR Switzerland  Announces Plans To Overturn Ban On New Nuclear Construction Russia …...

China Approves 11 New Reactors at Five Sites Total cost estimated to be $31 billion China leads the world in new construction of new nuclear reactors (Nucnet)  (WNN)  China approved 11 nuclear reactors across five sites on August 19th, putting …...