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With new small-reactor nuclear technology largely untested and a painful radioactive history already scarring Pike County, critics say the state is once again choosing corporate interests over people's safety.
New low-enriched uranium supply agreement could provide nuclear fuel for up to five advanced reactors at a planned 1.2 GW Ohio energy campus.
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US enrichment company Centrus is to supply Oklo with high-assay low-enriched uranium to power up to five Aurora powerhouses for multiple years, with deliveries scheduled to begin in 2029. ;
DOE clears Oklo safety review as Meta and Centrus push a 1.2‑GW nuclear campus in Pike County. Jobs and safety debates follow.
Centrus said it would supply domestically produced HALEU to Oklo's flagship fast-fission SMRs -- known as Aurora -- for multiple years.
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