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HALEU
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Centrus Energy funds nuclear fuel expansion with shares, pre-funded warrants and common warrants
Centrus Energy has priced a $500 million equity and warrant offering despite holding almost $1.87 billion of June cash, building financial capacity as uranium enrichment capex, commercial commitments and domestic HALEU production accelerate.
Standard Nuclear backlog reaches $576.9m as funded TRISO orders rise fourteenfold since March
Standard Nuclear’s total backlog has risen to $576.9 million after new TRISO fuel agreements, but only $119.3 million is currently funded and binding, making backlog quality as important as the headline growth.
ASP Isotopes targets domestic uranium conversion gap as nuclear fuel demand rises
ASP Isotopes’ Texas A&M uranium conversion deal strengthens ASPI’s nuclear fuel supply chain story as UF6 demand becomes strategic.
X-energy advances SMR commercialization with TRISO-X HALEU license and long-term graphite supply deal
Discover how TRISO-X’s NRC license and X-energy’s supply deals could unlock fleet-scale SMR deployment and reshape America’s advanced nuclear future.
UK’s NTS signs HALEU logistics deal with Westinghouse to advance Pegasus project
UK’s NTS and Westinghouse team up to develop Pegasus, a HALEU transport system critical to advanced nuclear reactors. Find out what this means for energy security.
TRISO vs HALEU: why fuel supply chains will decide the future of nuclear microreactors
TRISO and HALEU fuel are make-or-break for microreactors. Explore 2025’s supply bottlenecks, key players, and why fuel chains—not reactors—will decide the future.
Can Oklo’s fuel recycling model unlock a circular nuclear economy for the United States?
Discover how Oklo’s electrochemical fuel recycling could create a closed-loop nuclear ecosystem in the U.S.—cutting waste, costs, and boosting energy security.
Purex vs pyroprocessing: Why Oklo’s fuel tech could avoid past U.S. reprocessing failures
Explore how Oklo’s pyroprocessing fuel tech avoids the pitfalls of PUREX and could unlock a closed-loop nuclear economy in the United States.
Who controls the future of microreactors? U.S., Russia, and China battle for nuclear influence
Microreactors are not just energy tech—they’re a strategic tool for global influence. Explore how the U.S., Russia, and China are vying for microreactor dominance in 2025.
Can microreactors be cost-competitive with diesel and renewables? A look at economics, fuel, and policy in 2025
Can microreactors undercut diesel or renewables? Explore 2025 cost models, fuel bottlenecks, subsidies, and policies shaping nuclear’s economic future.