The U.S. Department of Energy is supporting 10 U.S. advanced reactor designs to help mature and demonstrate their technologies within the next 15 years.
A typical reactor can provide enough power to cook around 2.5 million turkeys on Thanksgiving Day.
STEM activity enabling students to explore their world more closely using the Smartphone Microscope developed by PNNL.
The Nuclear Energy Tribal Working Group strengthens relationships with federally-recognized Tribal governments in Office of Nuclear Energy activities.
Fact sheet on U.S. Department of Energy's Atlas Railcar project.
This newsletter includes information about new developments in sensors, instrumentation, and related technologies across the Office of Nuclear Energy.
FuelCell Energy Inc. is teaming with Idaho National Laboratory on a solid oxide electrolysis cell system demonstration, verification and validation project, in response to funding opportunity DE-FOA-0001817.
Evaluation of metal fuel for use in light water reactors utilizing the BISON code.
LWR Integrated Energy Systems Interface Technology Development & Demonstration
Recent manufacturing and fabrication efforts for advanced light water reactors (ALWRs) in the United
States have highlighted the need for new technologies and infrastructure to reduce production costs.
States have highlighted the need for new technologies and infrastructure to reduce production costs.