Results tagged “United States”

  1. US Centrus starts production of HALEU
  2. URENCO to expand its enrichment capacity in the United States
  3. US government urged to stop the HEU test reactor project
  4. US reactor experiment to use HEU
  5. 2021 civilian plutonium declarations submitted to the IAEA
  6. US begins shipping excess plutonium to WIPP for disposition
  7. US National Academies panel skeptical about US Department of Energy's promotion of spent fuel reprocessing
  8. All HEU removed from the Kyoto University Critical Assembly
  9. Removal of HEU from three Japan's research facilities
  10. Fissile material programs in the US budgets for 2022 and 2023
  11. US to export HEU fuel for the BR2 reactor in Belgium
  12. United States removed plutonium from the IAEA laboratory
  13. United States secures HEU-free supply of Mo-99
  14. UK company requested five grams of HEU for radiation detectors
  15. 2020 civilian plutonium declarations submitted to the IAEA
  16. US DOE and NRC at odds with regard to prospects for commercial reprocessing in the US
  17. U.S. plutonium pit production: Key updates
  18. United States and Kazakhstan work to eliminate HEU fuel of research reactors
  19. U.S. and Norway will work together to downblend Norwegian HEU
  20. 2019 civilian plutonium and HEU declarations submitted to the IAEA
  21. Decommissioning the reprocessing plant in West Valley, New York
  22. U.S. to export small amount of HEU to Belgium for safeguards applications
  23. US study of reactor and fuel types to enable naval reactors to shift from HEU fuel
  24. Five controversial fissile-material-related items in the Department of Energy's FY2021 Budget Request
  25. United States to continue export of HEU for medical isotope production
  26. US debates its future needs for enriched uranium for military and other purposes
  27. U.S. plutonium pit production plans advance, with new requirements
  28. 2018 civilian plutonium and HEU declarations submitted to the IAEA
  29. Shipments of U.S. spent fuel to the Idaho National Laboratory
  30. Exports of U.S. civilian HEU
  31. U.S. shift away from HEU-fueled naval nuclear reactors could begin in the 2040s
  32. Transfer of HEU from the United Kingdom to the United States is completed
  33. Fissile material mysteries in the U.S. Department of Energy FY20 budget request
  34. NRC terminates construction authorization for the MOX Fuel Fabrication Facility
  35. High-assay low-enriched uranium (HALEU) production in the United States
  36. Silex Systems invests in the U.S. enrichment venture after all
  37. U.S. naval spent fuel shipped to the Idaho National Laboratory
  38. All HEU removed from Nigeria
  39. US plutonium pit production plans fail to satisfy Congress; further studies underway
  40. United States to export small amount of HEU to United Arab Emirates
  41. Areva's Eagle Rock Enrichment Facility license withdrawn
  42. One of U.S. HEU reactors, TREAT, restarted
  43. 2017 civilian plutonium declarations submitted to IAEA
  44. Pilot project to reprocess naval spent fuel at Idaho National Laboratory
  45. Silex pulls out of U.S. laser enrichment projects
  46. U.S. plutonium pit production and disposition plans face congressional scrutiny
  47. U.S. Department of Energy takes steps to halt construction of partially finished MOX plant at Savannah River Site
  48. American Centrifuge Lead Cascade Facility to be decommissioned
  49. Declaring more U.S. weapon-grade uranium excess could delay the need to build a new national enrichment plant
  50. Verifying North Korean nuclear disarmament
  51. Small amount of HEU from the United States to the United Kingdom
  52. Questions about projected U.S. plutonium pit production capability
  53. Fissile material issues in the U.S. National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2018
  54. 2016 civilian plutonium reports submitted to IAEA
  55. All HEU removed from the VVR-K reactor in Kazakhstan
  56. All HEU is removed from Ghana
  57. LEU fuel bank in Kazakhstan is inaugurated
  58. List of U.S. nuclear facilities declared to the IAEA under Additional Protocol
  59. WIPP facility receives first shipment since reopening
  60. U.S. Department of Energy seeks domestic enrichment capability
  61. U.S. to provide small amounts of HEU to Slovenia and South Korea
  62. United States to ship neptunium to Canada as part of Pu-238 production
  63. High Level FMCT Expert Preparatory Group begins its work
  64. More than twenty states commit to minimize HEU in civilian applications
  65. United States adds 500 warheads to dismantlement queue, outlines its nuclear security record
  66. United States asks IAEA to monitor dilute and dispose steps for 6 tons of plutonium
  67. U.S. Congress sustains MOX facility construction
  68. A plan to upgrade naval spent fuel handling facility at the Idaho National Laboratory
  69. Russia suspends cooperation agreement with the United States and ends reactor conversion work
  70. Russia suspends implementation of plutonium disposition agreement
  71. United States to prepare HEU shipment to Canada as part of a Mo-99 contingency plan
  72. All HEU fuel removed from Poland
  73. Disposition of plutonium in Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP)
  74. 2015 civilian plutonium reports submitted to IAEA
  75. National Academies report on production of molybdenum-99 for medical imaging
  76. By exporting HEU to Europe United States contradicts its own Nuclear Security Summit pledge
  77. U.S. reprocessing plant at the Savannah River Site resumed operations
  78. U.S. Office of Naval Reactors outlines $1 billion R&D plan for development of LEU fuel
  79. United States to provide a small amount of HEU to Japan
  80. United States to export HEU fuel for Belgium's BR-2 reactor
  81. GE-Hitachi to leave Silex joint venture
  82. Russia raises concerns about changes in U.S. plutonium disposition plan
  83. Questionable HEU exchange between United Kingdom and United States
  84. United States releases an update of its HEU inventory
  85. BR-2 reactor in Belgium switched fuel providers, but keeps HEU
  86. United States attempts to unblock fissile material treaty negotiations in the Conference on Disarmament
  87. Ongoing transfers of weapon materials between the United States and the United Kingdom
  88. Experts write to U.S. Secretary of Energy Moniz to support termination of the MOX project
  89. American Centrifuge Project shuts down
  90. United States brings plutonium from Germany, Switzerland, and Japan
  91. United States to discontinue construction of MOX Fuel Fabrication Facility
  92. U.S. National Academies report on reducing the use of HEU in research reactors
  93. Could the U.S. Waste Isolation Pilot Plant go critical if more plutonium were disposed in it?
  94. United States to dispose of 6 MT of weapon-grade plutonium in the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant
  95. IPFM Report "Alternatives to MOX" in Chinese
  96. 2014 civilian plutonium (and HEU) reports submitted to IAEA
  97. All HEU is removed from Uzbekistan
  98. Contractor's attempt to justify high cost of U.S. MOX program falls short
  99. GAO report evaluates U.S. efforts to secure vulnerable nuclear materials
  100. All HEU removed from Jamaica
  101. HEU Spent Fuel from Switzerland Arrives at Savannah River Site; May be Last Shipment from Switzerland
  102. U.S. Department of Energy shuts down American Centrifuge Plant at Piketon
  103. "Red Team" report confirms high cost of MOX option for disposal of U.S. excess plutonium
  104. United States grants advance consents rights to Korea for overseas reprocessing
  105. Independent review on escalating MOX plant costs and DOE reversal of MOX option for surplus plutonium
  106. United States has no preferred alternative for disposition of surplus plutonium
  107. U.S. Department of Energy set to restart last remaining U.S. reprocessing plant
  108. U.S. MOX report reveals major cost estimate increases
  109. U.S. president submits 123 Agreement with China to Congress
  110. Russia removed weapon-grade plutonium from Seversk
  111. Alternatives to MOX: a new report by the International Panel on Fissile Materials
  112. Another shipment of U.S. HEU to Canada is requested
  113. Two new reports raise fundamental questions on Savannah River MOX plant
  114. No research reactor fuel was shipped to the United States since 2012
  115. Savannah River MOX Plant secures 2015 funding but future of program remains in doubt
  116. United States to supply HEU for Belgian BR2 reactor
  117. U.S. MOX plant construction license extended
  118. Tokai-mura reprocessing plant head-end to be shut down
  119. No changes in U.S. civilian plutonium stock in 2013
  120. Russia and the United States continue to discuss conversion of research reactors
  121. United States prepares to restart TREAT reactor
  122. Fresh fuel of VVR-K critical assembly removed from Kazakhstan
  123. Some spent HEU fuel removed from Poland
  124. United States to send more HEU to Europe for medical isotope production
  125. Damning U.S. Department of Energy audit on cost and schedule overruns at the MOX Fabrication Facility at the Savannah River Site
  126. US NRC releases report on the use of HEU in research reactors
  127. United States updates information about its nuclear weapons stokpile
  128. United States opens to the possibility of using LEU in its future naval reactors
  129. Kazakhstan is working on conversion of IVG research reactor
  130. U.S. civilian plutonium holdings in December 2012
  131. HEU and plutonium removed from Belgium
  132. HEU and plutonium removed from Italy
  133. United States and Japan to remove plutonium and HEU from Fast Critical Assembly
  134. United States puts MOX Fuel Fabrication Facility on cold standby
  135. Possible changes in U.S. and Russian excess plutonium disposition programs
  136. Japan to return plutonium used in critical assembly to the United States
  137. Rising cost of the Uranium Processing Facility in the United States
  138. Last HEU-LEU program shipment to leave Russia
  139. All HEU removed from Hungary
  140. FOIA document indicates cost of disposal of U.S. plutonium as waste cheaper than MOX
  141. Shipments of research reactor fuel to the United States
  142. Transfer of Georgian HEU spent fuel from Dounreay to Savannah River Site
  143. United States to ship 7.5 kg of HEU to Canada
  144. United States to look for more efficient plutonium disposition options
  145. All highly-enriched uranium removed from Vietnam
  146. Progress in the US-Russian reactor conversion program
  147. United States continues HEU supply to Canada
  148. Enrichment plant in Paducah to close
  149. The cost of U.S. MOX plant reached $6.8 billion
  150. U.S. Department of Energy sets strategy for dealing with spent fuel
  151. All HEU removed from Austria
  152. United States declares its 2011 non-military plutonium stock
  153. United States begins shipments of plutonium from Savannah River to WIPP
  154. U.S. regulators issue license to GE-Hitachi for laser enrichment plant
  155. Russia and the United States to work on HEU removal
  156. Kazakhstan begins tests of LEU fuel for VVR-K reactor
  157. Unprecedented security breach at the key U.S. HEU storage facility
  158. U.S. Nuclear Weapons Council recommends deferral of the CMRR facility
  159. United States releases an update of its plutonium inventory
  160. Russia and the United States to work on reactor conversion
  161. U.S. administration announces steps to encourage production of Mo-99 without HEU
  162. United States looking to shut down last HEU pulsed reactor
  163. U.S. to supply LEU for Belgian BR2 research reactor
  164. U.S. reported to complete HEU shipment to France
  165. Sweden to export plutonium to the United States
  166. U.S. to supply HEU to European countries while they pursue conversion
  167. All HEU is removed from Mexico
  168. Vietnam to return spent fuel of research reactor in Dalat to Russia
  169. Russia and the United States completed conversion feasibility studies for two reactors
  170. North Korea agreed to suspend nuclear activities
  171. Blue Ribbon Commission released its final report
  172. H-Canyon to produce MOX feed from excess weapon plutonium
  173. Mongolia ends discussions of spent fuel storage
  174. Kazakhstan eliminates 33 kg of fresh HEU fuel
  175. United States produces MOX feed from weapon plutonium
  176. International Panel on Fissile Materials releases report on management of spent fuel from nuclear power reactors
  177. U.S. non-military plutonium in 2010
  178. GAO report on U.S. ability to account for its nuclear material overseas
  179. U.S. is working to remove nuclear material from Italy
  180. United States to remove HEU from Mexico
  181. Belarus suspends HEU removal talks with the United States
  182. United States announces details of the American Assured Fuel Supply
  183. U.S.-origin HEU spent fuel removed from South Africa
  184. Draft report of the Blue Ribbon Commission
  185. Details of the plan to store spent fuel in Mongolia
  186. Managing nuclear spent fuel: Policy lessons from a 10-country study
  187. U.S. court rules against suspension of CMRR plutonium facility
  188. Conflicting reports about spent fuel disposal in Mongolia
  189. Questions raised about safety of the U.S. MOX plant
  190. A U.S. court to hold hearings on CMRR plutonium facility at Los Alamos
  191. U.S. MOX program wanted relaxed security at the weapon-grade plutonium facility
  192. Tenex and USEC sign LEU supply contract, discuss enrichment facility in the U.S.
  193. U.S. plutonium disposition program: Uncertainties of the MOX route
  194. A bill to reduce use of HEU in Mo-99 production is introduced in the Senate
  195. Pakistan to block progress at the CD, citing Obama's support of India joining NSG
  196. U.S.-Russian 123 agreement enters into force
  197. NRC issues safety report for Savannah River MOX Fuel Fabrication Facility
  198. U.S. non-military plutonium in 2009
  199. U.S.-Russian 123 agreement on nuclear cooperation passes U.S. Congress
  200. IAEA approves NTI-supported fuel bank
  201. Belarus will remove all HEU by 2012
  202. U.S. attempts to remove spent research reactor fuel from Pakistan
  203. 85 kg of HEU removed from Belarus
  204. The 2009 HEU shipment from Libya detailed
  205. Spent HEU fuel removed from General Atomics facility
  206. Future supply of tritium for U.S. nuclear weapons in doubt
  207. United States and Russia request safeguards for their excess plutonium
  208. POGO report on U.S. highly-enriched uranium
  209. Rosatom may build an enrichment facility in the United States
  210. Los Alamos repackages Russian-origin plutonium-238
  211. United States and India sign an agreement on reprocessing
  212. Changes in U.S. Surplus Plutonium Disposition program
  213. Nuclear warhead dismantlement at Y-12 suspended over safety issues
  214. URENCO begins enrichment in the United States
  215. Video of handling of nuclear warheads at a NNSA facility
  216. U.S.-Russian Plutonium Management and Disposition Agreement
  217. U.S.-Russian 123 agreement on nuclear cooperation resubmitted to Congress
  218. MURR reactor to be converted to LEU fuel
  219. Update on shipments of research reactor fuel to the U.S.
  220. United States and Russia sign protocol to plutonium disposition agreement
  221. Canada to return HEU from Chalk River to the United States
  222. U.S. and Russia to finalize plutonium disposition agreement
  223. U.S. civilian plutonium in 2008
  224. USEC began operations of a lead cascade at American Centrifuge Plant
  225. U.S. to supply HEU for the High Flux Reactor in France
  226. A French documentary on nuclear waste
  227. United States to send HEU to France for Belgian BR2 reactor
  228. History and status of fast breeder reactor programs worldwide
  229. Shutdown schedule for Russia's last plutonium production reactor
  230. GTRI plans for FY2011
  231. U.S. assistance in securing fissile materials in Russia
  232. Tritium production and recovery in the United States in FY2011
  233. U.S. contribution to Russia's plutonium disposition program
  234. U.S. fissile material disposition programs in FY2011
  235. U.S. administration requests funds for nuclear weapons facilities
  236. NNSA nuclear warheads activity in FY2011
  237. NRC declined to restrict licensing of civilian use of HEU
  238. Blue Ribbon Commission will examine fuel cycle
  239. Two U.S. companies get grants to build domestic medical isotope production
  240. Shipments of spent fuel of research reactors to the U.S.
  241. Start-up of the Highly Enriched Uranium Materials Facility at Oak Ridge
  242. URENCO outlines expansion plans
  243. U.S. Navy plans for a new class of ballistic-missile submarines
  244. Ellen Tauscher outlines U.S. policies on nuclear fuel cycle
  245. Categorization of HEU fuel at Sandia
  246. Almost all HEU removed from Turkey
  247. Nuclear Fuel Services plant suspends production
  248. Refurbishing of nuclear warhead components in the U.S.
  249. Last HEU is removed from Libya
  250. Large discrepancy in amount of plutonium at shutdown French MOX plant
  251. GTRI announces reactor conversions, fuel removals
  252. NNSA announces conversion of research reactors
  253. Photos of trucks that transport nuclear materials and weapons components
  254. U.S. and Russian experts talk nuclear security at Angarsk
  255. Moscow summit yields little visible progress on nuclear cooperation
  256. Fresh HEU fuel removed from Romania
  257. Rosatom signs another fuel contract in U.S.
  258. Russia in talks about centrifuge plant in the U.S.?
  259. Russia will sell enrichment services directly to U.S. utilities
  260. U.S. removes spent HEU fuel from Australia
  261. Obama-Medvedev statement notes civil HEU minimization, 123 agreement
  262. Update on GTRI strategy and numbers
  263. The end of Yucca Mountain
  264. Russia will bring back spent fuel from research reactor in Romania
  265. Financing problems at the American Centrifuge Plant
  266. GLE begins licensing process
  267. U.S. Supreme Court rules that enriched uranium is "goods"
  268. NNSA releases plan for nuclear complex
  269. GTRI to bring gap material from Canada, South Africa
  270. U.S. withdraws 123 agreement with Russia from Congress
  271. USEC American Centrifuge Plant to cost $3.5 billion
  272. 123 agreement in danger
  273. MOX fuel controversy
  274. U.S. donates $50 million to fuel bank
  275. Areva signs contract to build MOX fuel fabrication facility
  276. Accelerated downblending: Domenici amendment
  277. U.S.-Russian agreement on nuclear cooperation
  278. AREVA will build an enrichment plant in Idaho
  279. GE-Hitachi plans to build a Silex plant in U.S.
  280. Russia may build a centrifuge plant in the U.S.?
  281. U.S.-Russian agreement on nuclear cooperation stalled
  282. Most sensitive nuclear material removed from Sandia
  283. Russia and the United States signed a uranium agreement
  284. U.S. and Russia to sign a uranium enrichment deal
  285. U.S.-Russian agreement on plutonium disposal
  286. U.S. removes nine tonnes of Pu from weapon stockpile