Standard Nuclear to produce TRISO at two new facilities

A week after becoming a public company, Standard Nuclear said July 22 that construction is nearly finished on two of its new nuclear fuel facilities in Idaho and Tennessee.
SN-TN in Tennessee and SN-ID in Idaho are two identical fuel facilities, which once operational,…

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