AEP seeks DOE grants for SMR projects in Virginia, Indiana

Ohio-based American Electric Power (AEP) is seeking Department of Energy financial support to explore small modular reactor (SMR) projects in Indiana and Virginia.
AEP hopes to secure DOE grant money for early site permits through the Nuclear Regulatory Commission…

SUBSCRIBER ACCESS

Thank you for visiting
RadWaste Monitor!

You must be logged in as a subscriber to view this page.

Not a subscriber? Sign up for a FREE six-week trial and receive access to this article, along with our entire archives.

In This Issue

Judge unblocks deferred retirement ‘fork,’ OPM closes program

Feds head to appeals court in challenge to Yankee spent fuel cost award

Tennessee gov plans $50M to support TVA small modular reactor

Foes of Palisades restart urge NRC panel to reject Holtec request

More on This Topic

Army’s Janus program potential support for broader ‘Fortress America’ energy push

Fusion company inks deal with Hanford area development group

Fusion company inks deal with Hanford area economic development group

Oklo unveils plans for isotope production facility under DOE’s Launch Pad program

DOE, ABS MOU explores nuclear technology for commercial maritime uses

NRC receives first stage of Blue Energy’s construction application

MARVEL microreactor inches closer to zero-power criticality after DOE safety approval

BWXT’s reactor chosen for Canadian microreactor project

Round Up: DOE issues reactor cladding grant opportunity; Bechtel, University of South Carolina form workforce program; NANO taps Charlton as VP of fuel technology and Amentum opens HQ in Oak Ridge

DOE, NASA sign new MOU to continue work on nuclear-powered space research

Newsom signs two nuclear energy-related bills to advance new nuclear in California

U.S., South Korea advance efforts to build eight large reactors

FERC denies Oklo’s complaint to put back project to PJM’s interconnection study cycle

NRC issues construct permit to TVA for Clinch River SMR project

All reactor sizes have a place in the US nuclear future, panelists say

DOE to focus heavily on fusion energy through Genesis Mission

INL picks Deployable Energy to use DOME test bed in 2027

Thank you for visitingRadWaste Monitor!

In This Issue

More on This Topic

Popular

Thank you for visiting
RadWaste Monitor!