Multiple states respond to DOE’s nuclear lifecycle hub inquiry

Nearly half of the states have sprung to respond to the Department of Energy’s Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campus request for information by the April 1 deadline.
An industry source told Exchange Monitor on Thursday that 25 to 28 states submitted a response…

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