DOE unveils pilot program for nuclear fuel production lines

The Department of Energy has announced a new pilot program to strengthen the U.S. supply chains for nuclear fuel and support the expedition of the development of new advanced reactors.
The initiative is intended to reduce the country’s reliance on foreign sources…

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