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5 states offer to accept nuclear waste in exchange for help developing nuclear energy

5 states offer to accept nuclear waste in exchange for help developing nuclear energy

Five states have agreed to accept nuclear waste from around the country in exchange for federal help to develop nuclear energy and create thousands of jobs
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Oklahoma Named Finalist for Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campus, Promising Economic Growth

Oklahoma Named Finalist for Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campus, Promising Economic Growth

Oklahoma Named Finalist for Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campus, Promising Economic Growth
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Meta Partners with Oklo for Advanced Nuclear Power Solutions at Ohio Data Center

Meta Partners with Oklo for Advanced Nuclear Power Solutions at Ohio Data Center

Meta Partners with Oklo for Advanced Nuclear Power Solutions at Ohio Data Center
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Tennessee lands on DOE nuclear campus short list. What comes next

Tennessee lands on DOE nuclear campus short list. What comes next

Tennessee could land a federal nuclear innovation campus as the U.S. expands nuclear energy to meet growing AI and data center demand.
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Oklo Inc. Secures DOE Authorization for Groves Reactor, Marking Rapid Advancement in Nuclear Sector

Oklo Inc. Secures DOE Authorization for Groves Reactor, Marking Rapid Advancement in Nuclear Sector

Oklo Inc. Secures DOE Authorization for Groves Reactor, Marking Rapid Advancement in Nuclear Sector
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Department of Energy Selects Utah as Potential Site for Nuclear Fuel Recycling Campus

Department of Energy Selects Utah as Potential Site for Nuclear Fuel Recycling Campus

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has identified Utah as one of five potential states to host a nuclear fuel life cycle innovation campus. This initiative aims to revitalize the domestic nuclear fuel supply chain, which has seen a significant decline over the past decades. Utah's proposed facility in Tooele County would focus on nuclear fuel recycling and processing, potentially creating thousands of jobs. The DOE's selection process is ongoing, with a host agreement expected by September 30. Utah has already signed a memorandum of understanding with the DOE, outlining the potential structure of the facility. The state is emphasizing safety, community engagement, and gradual development under new nuclear regulations.
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Bill Gates' TerraPower Receives Approval for Nuclear Plant to Support Electric Vehicle Charging

Bill Gates' TerraPower Receives Approval for Nuclear Plant to Support Electric Vehicle Charging

Bill Gates' TerraPower Receives Approval for Nuclear Plant to Support Electric Vehicle Charging
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PNNL and Amazon Collaborate to Enhance Grid Resilience with AI Tools

PNNL and Amazon Collaborate to Enhance Grid Resilience with AI Tools

The Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) has partnered with Amazon Web Services to develop advanced AI tools aimed at improving the reliability, security, and affordability of the U.S. electric grid. This collaboration supports the Department of Energy's Genesis Mission, which seeks to strengthen U.S. leadership in AI-powered science. The partnership focuses on addressing challenges such as severe weather, rising electricity demand, and cyber threats. PNNL will leverage its Enhanced Visibility & Event Response (EVE@PNNL) capability to develop real-time AI-driven analytics and novel sensing tools. The initiative aims to improve situational awareness, reduce operator burden, and enhance grid resilience.
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NextEra, Brookfield plan $100 billion data center at US uranium site in Kentucky

NextEra, Brookfield plan $100 billion data center at US uranium site in Kentucky

By Vallari Srivastava and Laila Kearney July 29 (Reuters) - NextEra Energy and Brookfield plan to develop a $100 billion data center campus and power plant at a federally owned former uranium enrichment site in Kentucky, the companies said on Wednesday.
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NextEra, Brookfield plan $100 billion data center at Kentucky uranium site

NextEra, Brookfield plan $100 billion data center at Kentucky uranium site

By Vallari Srivastava July 29 (Reuters) - A consortium including NextEra Energy and Brookfield plans to develop a $100 billion data center campus at a former uranium enrichment site in Paducah, Kentucky, the companies said on Wednesday.
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Louisiana Advances in Federal Nuclear Initiative with New Agreement

Louisiana Advances in Federal Nuclear Initiative with New Agreement

Louisiana Advances in Federal Nuclear Initiative with New Agreement
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U.S. Advances Nuclear Fuel Technology with TRISO and HALEU Developments

U.S. Advances Nuclear Fuel Technology with TRISO and HALEU Developments

U.S. Advances Nuclear Fuel Technology with TRISO and HALEU Developments