DOE, USEC Agree to ‘No Cost’ American Centrifuge Extension Through April

By Todd Jacobson

Kenneth Fletcher NS&D Monitor 4/18/2014 While a Department of Energy program supporting USEC’s American Centrifuge technology had been set to expire this week, some savings have allowed USEC and DOE to undertake a “no-cost” extension of…

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At Oak Ridge

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At Sandia

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At Livermore

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Red Team Examining Uranium Processing Alternatives at Y-12 Submits Report to NNSA

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DOE, USEC Agree to ‘No Cost’ American Centrifuge Extension Through April

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South Carolina Moves for Judgement on MOX Case

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Wrap Up: In the NNSA

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