Subscribe  /  advertise  /  contact
FEATURED UNLOCKED ARTICLE OF THE WEEK
Supreme Court decision looms as nuclear sector reviews Trump exec orders
SAVANNAH, GA – The Supreme Court will probably rule by July 3 on whether the Nuclear Regulatory Commission has authority to license privately-held interim storage facilities, a leading industry lawyer said during the 19th Radwaste Summit. That was the assessment offered Tuesday by Michael McBride, a partner with Van Ness Feldman during the opening day of Exchange Monitor’s Radwaste Summit. This event was held at Savannah, Ga. McBride appeared virtually from another location. The high court heard oral arguments in March centered around whether NRC has the right to issue the license to Orano USA and Waste Control Specialists, to develop an interim spent fuel facility in West Texas. The…		 Upcoming Events
Weapons Complex Morning Briefing
NRC Commissioner Hanson terminated by President Trump
Nuclear Regulatory Commissioner Christopher Hanson was fired late Friday by President Donald Trump, according to Hanson’s Monday LinkedIn post. “Late on Friday, President Trump terminated my position with the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission without cause, contrary to existing law and…
Weapons Complex Monitor
Radwaste Summit optimism tempered with concern
SAVANNAH, GA — Here are a few takeaways from this week’s 19th Radwaste Summit held here this week. The mood conveyed by most speakers and many attendees was generally upbeat. There seems to be news of a proposed new small…
Featured Jobs
RadWaste Monitor
Bolstered U.S. nuclear industry can create opportunities in global market, panel says
WASHINGTON, D.C – The Donald Trump administration’s nuclear-related executive orders can open up the international nuclear market through a bolstered domestic nuclear supply, a panel said at a summit Tuesday.  A panel of executives from BWX Technologies, NuScale Power, Terrestrial…
Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor
EnergySec Wright defends shrinking workforce at DOE, says clarity on reorg in next few weeks
Secretary of Energy Chris Wright said in testimony at Congress Tuesday that there should be “clarity” on the reorganization and workforce shrinking at the Department of Energy. “The Department of Energy is filled with a bunch of tremendous, hardworking, committed…
©2025 Access Intelligence, LLC. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part in any form or medium without expressed written permission of Access Intelligence, LLC is prohibited. ExchangeMonitor Publications & Forums is a registered trademark of Access Intelligence, LLC.