Oklo inks INL agreement on plans for first commercial powerhouse

Oklo Inc. has lined up a key agreement with the Department of Energy’s Idaho National Laboratory to assist the company’s plans to build its first advanced nuclear plant at the site.
The agreement ensures that Oklo, an advanced nuclear technology company based…

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