Vol. 7, No. 13

Ninth Advanced Reactors Summit begins in Idaho

SUN VALLEY, IDAHO — Nuclear executives and officials were set to gather here for four days for the Nuclear Industry Council’s (NIC) ninth Advanced Reactors Summit.  The annual meeting “will continue its focus on showcasing technology developers and advancing solutions on the cost and deployment timeframe of advanced reactors,” NIC said on the event’s webpage, […]
  • New funding for NuScale

    NuScale Power, a developer of small modular reactors, has received a new $10 million injection of cash. That increases the amount of new investments in NuScale up to $453 million in the past few months. The new money comes from an eight-year-old San Francisco-based investment firm SailingStone Partners. SailingStone is a subsidiary of Houston based […]

  • Big funding hike sought to help DNFSB fill staffing gaps

    The Joe Biden administration last week requested a budget of $41 million for the Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board in fiscal 2023, an increase of $5 million over $36 million from the 2022 omnibus passed in early March. That 2023 request is about a 14% year-over-year increase for the Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board (DNFSB). […]

  • Vax policy figures into Mid-America talks, says Steelworkers official

    With COVID-19 illnesses declining nationally, a United Steelworkers officer at the Department of Energy’s Portsmouth Site in Ohio wants Mid-America Conversion Services to reconsider an earlier decision to fire a handful of longtime employees who refused vaccination. United Steelworkers Local 1-689 is negotiating a new contract with Mid-America to replace the one that expired Jan. […]

  • CORRECTION

    The story “Fed review of RLUOB recategorization in May” [Weapons Complex Morning Briefing, March 15, 20222] should have said the Radiological Laboratory/Utility/Office Building can legally accept just under 40 grams of plutonium at once.

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