First American Nuclear files NRC papers for fuel fabrication plant

By ExchangeMonitor

Indianapolis-based First American Nuclear Company (FANCO) has submitted what it calls a “regulatory engagement plan” with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission for an advanced nuclear fuel fabrication facility.
FANCO said in its Aug. 17 press release it plans to…

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