Former Deputy Energy Secretary Dan Poneman, now the new CEO for uranium enrichment company Centrus Energy Corp., will earn about $1.38 million in his first year at the company, according to a filing yesterday with the Securities and Exchange Commission. That includes a base salary of $750,000 and an annual bonus for Fiscal Year 2015 fixed at $625,000. In subsequent years that bonus could reach 125 percent of the base salary. Additionally, he will receive a stock option of 300,000 shares of Centrus stock. Poneman could also earn an incentive award of $350,000 in June 2016 if the company meets performance milestones.
As Centrus CEO, Poneman Will Earn $1.38 million in First Year
West Virginia becomes sixth state picked under DOE’s nuclear campus program
West Virginia has been selected as a finalist to host a nuclear campus under a high-profile Department of Energy program Gov. Patrick Morrisey (R) announced in a Tuesday press conference. West Virginia is now the sixth state to be considered for a nuclear lifecycle innovation campus, joining Idaho, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Tennessee and Utah, which were […]