Letters: Nuclear fuel ‘campus’ could be coming to Louisiana
You may not know it, but Louisiana is a finalist in a national competition. In July, the Department of Energy announced Louisiana, Tennessee, Utah, Idaho and Oklahoma as the states Louisiana is a finalist in a national competition for a potential nuclear lifecycle innovation campus, or NLIC, announced by the Department of Energy in July. Initially, Louisiana, Tennessee, Utah, Idaho and Oklahoma were selected to host the site. However, when details were released, West Virginia's governor ended the agreement due to public backlash. NLICs are collaborative efforts between DOE, private industry, and state governments to support nuclear fuel fabrication, enrichment, reprocessing of spent fuel, and final waste disposal. They could also include advanced reactor deployment, power generation, advanced manufacturing and data centers.
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