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New New-Nuclear News! We're proud to support Centrus Energy Corp. in this new award for production of High-Assay, Low-Enriched Uranium (HALEU). This material will be critical to fueling the exciting developments underway in new nuclear energy concepts. Check out this release to learn more!

Last night, 60 Minutes featured Centrus’ American Centrifuge Plant in Piketon, Ohio — and how it holds the key to ending U.S. dependence on imported enriched uranium from Russia. As our CEO, Amir Vexler explains, filling the plant with centrifuges will take several years, but it would be enough to fully replace America’s imports from Russia. It’s time to start relying on American technology and American workers to meet our nuclear fuel needs:

NOW REPORTING: The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) releases new updates to its report on how to commercialize advanced reactors at a faster clip. Read the full report below or check out the 5 major key trends here: https://lnkd.in/gb-XaRu3

Very pleased to have Department of Energy EM-1 Candice Robertson join me on the Gone Fission Nuclear Report podcast at the National Cleanup Workshop in Washington, DC today. Watch for this very informative episode to air soon on YouTube and wherever you get your podcasts. Presenting sponsor: Energy Communities Alliance.

With a new Administration taking office in January, the Energy Communities Alliance has released a detailed report calling for a top-to-bottom review of the Department of Energy’s Environmental Management program. In this week’s episode of the Gone Fission Nuclear Report podcast, ECA Executive Director Seth Kirshenberg shares with Host Michael Butler the recommendations his organization believes can help the cleanup program better accomplish its formidable mission, including revisiting EM's end-state contracting model and re-establishing a dedicated DOE office to oversee nuclear waste storage.

Attending Energy Communities Alliance board meetings. National Clean Up Workshop starts tomorrow.

Honored to represent Fluor Corporation as a panelist on Longenecker & Associates, Inc.‘s Early Career Perspectives Panel at the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)’s National Cleanup Workshop! #NCW2024 Energy Communities Alliance Energy Facility Contractors Group (EFCOG)

We're just a month away from this year's National Cleanup Workshop, and we're getting excited! L&A President Martin Schneider will lead a discussion with top industry executives on the current issues facing the DOE Office of Environmental Management. L&A Chief Operating Officer Christine Gelles will talk with DOE, industry and local community representatives on the potential future of the EM program. And L&A Vice President for Communications Mike Nartker will moderate a discussion with experts on what's next for the EM program over the next four years. Thank you Energy Communities Alliance for putting on what's always a great event. Let us know if you're planning to attend and what sessions you're most excited to check out! https://lnkd.in/e2A5fSZ

We're just a month away from this year's National Cleanup Workshop, and we're getting excited! L&A President Martin Schneider will lead a discussion with top industry executives on the current issues facing the DOE Office of Environmental Management. L&A Chief Operating Officer Christine Gelles will talk with DOE, industry and local community representatives on the potential future of the EM program. And L&A Vice President for Communications Mike Nartker will moderate a discussion with experts on what's next for the EM program over the next four years. Thank you Energy Communities Alliance for putting on what's always a great event. Let us know if you're planning to attend and what sessions you're most excited to check out! https://lnkd.in/e2A5fSZ

As part of ECA’s New Nuclear Initiative, participants will join a discussion with DOE-NE on the feasibility of converting the nation’s retiring coal plants to nuclear power plants. By leveraging the existing workforce and some of the infrastructure in coal communities the transition from coal-to-nuclear could preserve hundreds of jobs, while creating new jobs and economic opportunities. Please submit any questions you ay have beforehand to Faith Sanchez, Energy Communities Alliance, [email protected].