DOE selects first round of GAIN recipients for fiscal 2026

The Department of Energy has revealed its first selections for its Gateway for Accelerated Innovation in Nuclear’s (GAIN)nuclear energy voucher program.
According to DOE GAIN’s Dec. 18 press release, the first round of recipients for fiscal 2026 are:

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