Credible nuclear development is contingent on a credible fuel strategy, panel says

By Trey Rorie

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Hopes of building multiple new reactors in the United States are anchored in a strong supply chain, with a key focus on uranium enrichment, a panel of nuclear experts told a Senate subcommittee Wednesday.
During the hearing by the Senate Environment…

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