Oklo to Build First US Nuclear Fuel Recycling Plant

Tennessee Pioneers America’s First Nuclear Fuel Recycling Facility

Tennessee is set to hold the nation’s first nuclear fuel recycling facility to support the development of a “clean, reliable energy supply,” nuclear tech company Okla announced. The facility will recover usable fuel material from used nuclear fuel and develop it into fuel that can be used in advanced reactors. The company is also in discussions with the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) to potentially recycle its used fuel and evaluate power sale…

Nuclear tech company to bring over 800 jobs to Oak Ridge

OAK RIDGE, Tenn. (WATE) — Hundreds of new jobs are coming to Oak Ridge with the establishment of a first-of-its kind nuclear facility, state officials announced Thursday. Oklo Inc., an advanced nuclear technology company, announced plans to move to a 247-acre site at the Oak Ridge Heritage Center as part of a nearly $1.7 billion expansion. It will create the nation's first privately funded nuclear fuel recycling facility to help meet the need gr…

New nuclear company to invest $1.7 Billion in Oak Ridge

OKLO Inc. said they will be recycling over 94,000 tons of used nuclear fuel, bringing in 800 jobs to the area.

Oklo plans $1.7B Tennessee plant to recycle nuclear waste to fuel (OKLO:NYSE)

Oklo unveiled plans to design, build and operate a $1.68B facility in Tennessee to convert nuclear waste into fuel to power its own advanced small modular reactors.

Oklo Announces Fuel Recycling Facility as First Phase of up to $1.68 Billion Advanced Fuel Center in Tennessee

Nation’s first privately funded facility to recycle used nuclear fuel will help reduce costs, create jobs, and establish a durable U.S. fuel supply ...

Oklo, a nuclear fuel recycling business is bringing 800 jobs to Oak Ridge

Oklo, a nuclear fuelrecycling business, announces a $1.7 billion dollar investment and will create 800 jobs in Oak Ridge, Tenn.