This week

Here are some events related to civilian nuclear matters that Exchange Monitor staff are tracking this week:

2024

December

13 – International Energy Agency. “Nuclear energy: are we entering a new era?” Virtual. Rafael Grossi, director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency. Streaming online. 5:30 a.m. Eastern time.

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Compromise ’25 NDAA authorizes about $25B for NNSA; tinkers with agency’s enacting law

Annual defense bill maintains, but softens discouragement of radwaste in Great Lakes region

Union guards vote down latest HMIS labor proposal at Hanford

HMIS shops around for warehouse space for Hanford

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ECA anticipates likely Democratic chairs in next Congress

Centrus starts shipping new centrifuges to Ohio from Oak Ridge

Wrap Up: GAO studies smaller NNSA staff; NRC advances EIS for Paducah enrichment; WIPP public meeting set; obituary; much more

Round Up: EnergySec Wright visits Palisades; Elementl Power signs $750 million deal with South Korean companies; Deep Fission, Kansas enter 25-year PPA; NRC looks for noms for its ACMUI

Wrap up: Parsons CFO resigns; NRC issues EIS for laser enrichment facility; Pantex gets CTO and more; Obituary

Walsh: New Mexico, WIPP deal getting closer

DOE provides up to $5 billion in a conditional loan to Constellation for power plant uprates

NNSA, nuclear cleanup execs among headliners at Knoxville conference

Round Up: Kentucky issues reactor pilot program solicitation; General Atomics to lead nuclear waste program; Colton joins DOE NE as senior adviser

Three universities form advanced nuclear workforce consortium

Centrus buys manufacturing company in $116 million transaction

West Virginia drops out of race for DOE’s nuclear campus program

Virginia SCC staff calls for rejection of NextEra, Dominion proposed merger in current form

Wrap up: William & Mary deemed AUKUS Center of Excellence; Kiewit expands in Knoxville; GAO recommends DOE role clarification; more

Hegseth pushes for Defense reconciliation with at least $350B regardless’ of midterms outcome

Northrop Grumman posts solid third quarter results

Kiewit touts East Tennessee nuclear office in Knoxville

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