Nuclear Fuel Recycling Facility in Oak Ridge
Sector: Nuclear • Location: Oak Ridge, Tennessee, United States
Source: Country Herald
Oklo Inc. plans to build the nation's first privately funded nuclear fuel recycling facility on a 247-acre site at the Oak Ridge Heritage Center in Tennessee. The $1.7 billion project will recycle used nuclear fuel from current plants, support advanced reactors, and create over 800 jobs, establishing Tennessee as a hub for next-generation nuclear energy.
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Description | Oklo Inc. plans to build the nation's first privately funded nuclear fuel recycling facility on a 247-acre site at the Oak Ridge Heritage Center in Tennessee. The $1.7 billion project will recycle used nuclear fuel from current plants, support advanced reactors, and create over 800 jobs, establishing Tennessee as a hub for next-generation nuclear energy. |
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