DOE is seeking feedback on two draft RFPs to acquire HALEU- a crucial material needed to develop and deploy advanced reactors in the United States.
U.S. Department of energy to aquire high-assay low-enriched uranium material Read More »
GEN IV WEBINAR – 8:30 am EDT May 24, 2023 The new High Temperature Reactor (HTR) designs being considered for future Gen IV nuclear reactor deployment include designs utilizing molten salt as the primary coolant. These molten-salt cooled, graphite core designs pose new material compatibility challenges that are not considered within the gas-cooled HTR designs
GEN IV Webinar – Graphite-MOlten Salt Interactions Webinar Read More »
ORNL, Manufacturing Demonstration Facility, 2350 Cherahala Blvd., Knoxville, TN May 23-24, 2023 Facilitated by US Department of Energy – Office of Nuclear EnergyHosted by Oak Ridge National Laboratory The 2-day in-person workshop will bring together subject matter experts over our national laboratories, industry, and standard bodies to accelerate the development, qualification, demonstration and deployment of
Advanced Materials & Manufacturing Technologies (AMMT) Industry Workshop Read More »
This meeting is the second in a series ECA is hosting as part of our New Nuclear Initiative to define the role of local governments and the partnerships necessary to develop priorities, policies, educational resources and outreach on new nuclear development.
DOE Awards $22.1 Million to Advance Promising Nuclear Technolgies Read More »
GEN IV WEBINAR – 8:30 am EDT April 5, 2023 As arguably the very first nuclear reactor core material, graphite has been utilized in a variety of nuclear applications since Enrico Fermi first stacked up bricks of graphite in a university squash court. But why? Graphite is not the first material that comes to mind
The project will acquire reduction potentials for NuCycle’s electrolysis process that will allow: (1) the implementation of safeguards by design, and (2) the generation of a coextracted actinide product meeting recycle specifications.
GAIN announced today that one company will be provided a GAIN Nuclear Energy (NE) Voucher to accelerate the innovation and application of advanced nuclear technologies.
GAIN announces second round FY 2023 Nuclear Energy Voucher recipient Read More »
The purpose of the webinar is to update attendees on the available nuclear technology databases and review the newly approved GAIN Legacy Document Release Process.
Legacy Document Release Process Webinar Read More »
Maritime professionals and advanced reactor vendors will learn more about each other’s industries: both the market opportunities for advanced reactors and the technical progress being made by reactor vendors.
NRIC Tech Talk: Maritime Applications for Advanced Reactors Read More »
Dr. Jose Reyes, co-founder and Chief Technology Officer of NuScale Power, the company behind the recently approved small modular reactor design, and Christine King, director of the Gateway for Accelerated Innovation in Nuclear (GAIN) program at Idaho National Lab, joined Ira to discuss the new design, and what the future of nuclear energy might hold.
U.S. Approves First Small Nuclear Reactor Design Read More »
