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- Oklo now expecting first commercial powerhouse by early 2028
- DOE offers $900M for small modular reactors
- Judge seeks more filings in Dem AGs challenge to mass layoffs
- Illinois lawmakers look to remove state’s nuclear restrictions
- Connecticut seeks to become an NRC agreement state
- Indiana lawmakers approve nuclear financing bill
- Senate Energy chair Lee seeks answers on lab researchers using Chinese computers
- Texas A&M professor sees fusion a decade or more away
- Trump nominees for weapons complex await hearings
- Roundup: INL seeks startup investors; Oklo appoints two new board members; Frederic Bailly promoted at SCE; Former Rep. Mia Love passes at age 49;
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- DOE Hanford manager Brian Vance resigns
- Judge seeks more filings in Dem AGs challenge to mass layoffs
- Public comment period underway on Hanford grout analysis
- West Valley nuclear cleanup boss touts progress
- Former federal nuclear cleanup execs open to new work
- Savannah River advisory panel welcomes interim EM site manager
- Trump nominees for weapons complex await hearings
- Claims office for sick DOE nuclear workers targeted by DOGE
- Wrap Up: INL seeks startup investors; Lee probes use of China tech; obituary
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Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor
Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 29 No. 12
Read Full Issue- Drone defense for NNSA proposed in bipartisan legislation
- Energy Secretary Wright to relax construction permit rules at national labs
- During hearing, Kaine tells Naval witnesses to prioritize AUKUS
- Kelly calls SLCM-N program ‘disruptive,’ STRATCOM commander disagrees
- Ian Bennitt to lead Trump’s new shipbuilding office, lawmaker says
- Zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant highlighted in Ukraine peace talks
- Senate Energy chair Lee seeks answers on lab researchers using Chinese computers
- Trump nominees for weapons complex await hearings
- Judge seeks more filings in Dem AGs challenge to mass layoffs
- DOE offers $900M for small modular reactors
- Oklo inks INL agreement on plans for first commercial powerhouse
- Wrap up: SecNav confirmation; Nuclear financing in Indiana; DOGE after DOE sick office; more
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- DOE Hanford manager Brian Vance resigns
- Savannah River advisory panel welcomes interim EM site manager
- Kelly calls SLCM-N program ‘disruptive,’ STRATCOM commander disagrees
- Indiana lawmakers approve nuclear financing bill
- Connecticut seeks to become an NRC agreement state
- Trump nominees for weapons complex await hearings
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- Drone defense for NNSA proposed in bipartisan legislation
- During hearing, Kaine tells Naval witnesses to prioritize AUKUS
- Oklo now expecting first commercial powerhouse by early 2028
- Public comment period underway on Hanford grout analysis
- West Valley Citizen Task Force to discuss cleanup
- Texas A&M professor sees fusion a decade or more away
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- EM contracts go under magnifying glass in search of DOGE savings
- With judge’s restraining order, DOE staffers being reinstated
- Nuclear board urges waste repository, specific site must be identified
- Livermore crews prepare to remove concrete slab at Building 251
- Stopgap passage keeps government open through Sept. 30
- Amentum boss lauds Oak Ridge for cleanup, bid development
- Locals still have fingers crossed on major Hanford solar project
- Perma-Fix sees bumpy financial results in 2024
- Santa Fe commissioners leery of LANL expansion into Northern New Mexico
- Wrap Up: EnergySolutions taps new ops VP; Amentum selects UK exec; NRC publishes new digest; obituaries
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- Nuclear board urges waste repository, specific site must be identified
- Think tank examines Appalachia’s new nuclear potential
- Amentum boss lauds Oak Ridge for cleanup, bid development
- With judge’s restraining order, DOE staffers being reinstated
- Ukraine nuclear issues draw interest at Waste Management
- Holtec awarded second tranche of DOE loan money for Palisades
- Locals still have fingers crossed on major Hanford solar project
- Amentum appoints Parr international development VP
- Perma-Fix sees bumpy financial results in 2024
- Round Up; EnergySolutions taps new ops VP; NRC publishes new digest; obituaries
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Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor
Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 29 No. 11
Read Full Issue- GAO says NNSA at ‘fraud risk’ for awarding money to not-small businesses
- GAO wants better NNSA reporting on industrial base risks
- Key weapons complex Dems slam DOGE after NNSA contractors targeted
- Lawmakers introduce bill to create shipbuilding commission
- GAO focuses on mitigating NNSA explosives supply chain risk
- Livermore crews prepare to remove concrete slab at Building 251
- Stopgap passage keeps government open through Sept. 30
- Ukraine nuclear issues draw interest at Waste Management
- Santa Fe commissioners leery of LANL expansion into Northern New Mexico
- Wrap up: EnergySec visits Oak Ridge; North Korea rejects call to ‘abandon’ nuclear weapons; Obituaries
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- Senators want NRC to prioritize update of environmental reviews, Wright agrees
- Workforce makes existing sites attractive for nuclear, ECA says
- TerraPower’s nuclear plant license review advances at NRC
- Consent-based siting proved key for Canada in selecting repository site
- Top Senate Democrat Schumer backs CR over government shutdown
- No decisions yet on fate of DOE Cleanup to Clean Energy
- Bechtel appoints Dena Volovar to head nuclear subsidiary
- Federal attendance down, anxiety up annual Waste Management
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- Colorado developer Walsh nominated to head Environmental Management
- Federal attendance down, anxiety up annual Waste Management
- Top Senate Democrat Schumer backs CR over government shutdown
- Hanford deputy manager Stickney leaving DOE
- DOE planning large-scale grouting at Hanford
- Hanford lost 51 to job cuts, manager says
- No decisions yet on fate of DOE Cleanup to Clean Energy
- Bechtel appoints Dena Volovar to head nuclear subsidiary
- Cleanup office, DOE Legacy Management already talking Moab handoff
- Congressman gets GSA memo on keeping WIPP building
- Wrap Up: DOE exec talks costs; Canada touts waste site process; NNSA issues RFP; more
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Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor
Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 29 No. 10
Read Full Issue- Top Senate Democrat Schumer backs CR over government shutdown
- Northrop Grumman does “static fire test” on Sentinel ICBM
- Federal attendance down, anxiety up annual Waste Management
- Bechtel appoints Dena Volovar to head nuclear subsidiary
- Australian government publishes new AUKUS sub strategy
- Senators want NRC to prioritize update of environmental reviews, Wright agrees
- Hoeven wants Air Force budget updates for various projects
- Laura McGill named next Sandia Lab director
- Colorado’s Walsh nominated to head Environmental Management
- Wrap up: NNSA partners with Pentagon and FBI; NNSA uranium contract notice; Trump and Iran nuclear deal; Senate Foreign Relations ranking member retiring; Obituary
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- Senate Armed Services chair frustrated with stopgap, Dems staying mum
- Bechtel appoints Dena Volovar to head nuclear subsidiary
- EM-1 nominee heads real estate development biz
- Hanford deputy manager Stickney leaving DOE
- DOE planning large-scale grouting at Hanford
- Hanford lost 51 to job cuts, manager says
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- Colorado’s Walsh nominated to head Environmental Management
- Stopgap passes House, DOE lawmakers say programs need funding
- Senators want NRC to prioritize update of environmental reviews, Wright agrees at RIC
- Leaner government includes nuclear cleanup, DOE adviser said
- Cleanup office, DOE Legacy Management already talking Moab handoff
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- Continuing resolution would give less to weapons and nuclear nonproliferation, shutdown looms
- Australian government publishes new AUKUS sub strategy
- Amid cutbacks, DOE footprint lighter than usual at Waste Management
- No decisions yet on fate of DOE Cleanup to Clean Energy
- Northrop Grumman does “static fire test” on Sentinel ICBM
- Consent-based siting proved key for Canada in selecting repository site
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- Longtime DOE hand Chung becomes acting EM chief
- Senator says EnergySec Wright will preserve WIPP, Carlsbad facilities
- Carlsbad, Los Alamos could be hard hit by EM buyouts
- Commissioning of new WIPP ventilation system is done, DOE says
- GAO 2025 high-risk update cites progress for DOE nuclear cleanup
- Jeff Kendall appointed president of AtkinsRéalis US nuclear business
- DOE health and safety boss accepts buyout
- June completion planned for SRNL manufacturing center
- Wrap Up: Canada inks reactor deal; LANL collects radioactive devices; Amentum hires top legal officer; more
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- Questions over Texas, land company’s standing in NRC waste case debated at high court
- Financial panel sets markup on international nuclear bill
- DOE issues return to office schedule for most employees
- Lawmaker introduces bill to tighten NRC radioactive material safeguards
- Jeff Kendall appointed president of AtkinsRéalis US nuclear business
- Last Energy says it plans micro-reactors to power Texas data centers
- DOE health and safety boss accepts buyout
- Round Up: Canada inks reactor deal; LANL collects radioactive devices; Amentum hires top legal officer
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Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor
Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 29 No. 9
Read Full Issue- DOE issues return to office schedule for most employees
- SASC chair ‘encouraged’ by plan for White House shipbuilding office
- Trump endorses stopgap spending measure, allegedly clean for DOE
- US sends sub to Western Australia as part of AUKUS
- Los Alamos completes 100th shipment of recovered radioactive material
- Lawmaker introduces bill to tighten NRC radioactive material safeguards
- Last Energy says it plans micro-reactors to power Texas data centers
- Tennessee non-profit starts first phase of transforming former Oak Ridge plant
- Senator says EnergySec Wright will preserve WIPP, Carlsbad facilities
- Commissioning of new WIPP ventilation system is done, DOE says
- GAO 2025 high-risk update cites progress for DOE nuclear cleanup
- Jeff Kendall appointed president of AtkinsRéalis US nuclear business
- Wrap-up: IAEA talks Ukraine and Iran at Board of Governors; DOE official takes buyout; DOE exec Chung becomes EM chief; more
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- Questions over Texas, land company’s standing in NRC waste case debated at high court
- Jeff Kendall appointed president of AtkinsRéalis US nuclear business
- DOE health and safety boss accepts buyout
- June completion planned for SRNL Advanced Manufacturing center
- Tennessee non-profit starts first phase of transforming former Oak Ridge plant
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- Longtime DOE hand Chung becomes acting EM chief
- Rep. Vasquez seeks meeting over possible closure of DOE WIPP building in Carlsbad
- Commissioning of new WIPP ventilation system is done, DOE says
- Lawmaker introduces bill to tighten NRC radioactive material safeguards
- Financial panel sets markup on international nuclear bill
- Oral arguments in NRC private fuel storage case can be heard online
- Clarification
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- DOE issues return to office schedule for most employees
- Carlsbad, Los Alamos could be hard hit by EM buyouts
- Communications director leaving DOE cleanup branch
- Last Energy says it plans micro-reactors to power Texas data centers
- Remembering nuclear flicks from ‘Strangelove’ to ‘Oppenheimer’
- This Week
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- Top appropriator Fleischmann trying to negotiate with Senate on budget’s civilian nuclear power
- Administration tells agencies to prepare for deeper cuts, layoffs
- Wright tells DOE employees to hold off on OPM email response
- BWXT earnings buoyed by weapons complex wins, nuclear power
- Holtec, Hyundai step up pursuit of new SMRs at Palisades complex
- Duke Energy plans to tap North Carolina SMR to help it move away from coal power
- Round Up: NRC whistleblower cases up; Granholm joins board; Parsons buys biz
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- Bechtel pockets about 95% of DOE fee for 2024 work at Hanford plant
- BWXT-led team starts West Valley transition, keeps several bosses
- Top EM boss at SRS, other managers taking buyouts, according to list
- Administration tells agencies to prepare for deeper cuts, layoffs
- H2C takes control of Hanford liquid waste
- Wright tells DOE employees to hold off on OPM email response
- DOE fixture Owendoff not worried about federal brain drain on cleanup
- IWTU down again until June
- BWXT earnings buoyed by weapons complex wins, nuclear power
- DNFSB delivers weapons complex safety roundup for EnergySec Wright
- N3B finishes cutting up corrugated metal pipes at Los Alamos
