The purpose of the GAIN-EPRI-NEI: High-Assay Low-Enriched Uranium (HALEU) Webinar was to inform stakeholders on the status and challenges associated with HALEU for fuel fabrication and reactor development.
The purpose of this webinar was to develop active engagement between Energy End-Users and Advance Nuclear Developers leading to a credible, shared vision for the use of nuclear-generated heat to meet future heat, steam and electricity needs.
Molten Salt Reactor Workshop 2019 October 2-3, 2019 – Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN The 2020 Molten Salt Reactor Workshop was held virtually on October 14-15, 2020 from Oak Ridge National Laboratory. There was an overwhelming response to the workshop and approximately 500 people registered to attend. The topics presented at this workshop included: Chemistry Activities Materials Research University Research Licensing Topics and Approaches International Activities Chemistry II/ Modeling Driven Systems/Fuel Cycle Approaches First Next Reactors
ATOMIC WEEK – presented by Generation Atomic August 6-10, 2019 The purpose of the Atomic Week Workshop was to build competency in communicating about nuclear energy by connecting with outside organizations, in order to reach constituencies that do not often get to hear about nuclear energy, other clean energy technologies and the broader climate conversation.
The first industry/DOE Fast Reactor Workshop was held July 9-10 at Argonne National Laboratory. The 40 Workshop attendees included 19 from US industry representing 10 different companies; representatives from DOE, NRC, and NIA also participated.
The purpose of the GAIN-EPRI-NEI-US NIC Micro-Reactor Workshop was to identify the unique needs of the micro-reactor industry along with associated DOE national laboratory capabilities and activities.
The Nuclear Innovation Week spotlights policies and trends in the nuclear research, development, demonstration and deployment of new nuclear technologies to decarbonize the domestic and global economies.
The purpose of the GAIN-EPRI-NEI Advanced Fuels Workshop was to connect advanced reactor designers with DOE national laboratory nuclear fuel expertise.
The purpose of the GAIN-EPRI-NEI’s Workshop about Economics-Based R&D for Nuclear Power Construction was to present the latest economic-related research on the costs associated with constructing nuclear power plants; and, to spur discussion and solicit input about EPRI’s current project titled, Economic Based R&D Roadmap for New Nuclear Power.