CURIO receives $2.5M from ARPA-E for nuclear recycling technology
The cost-shared funding supports further development of NuCycle used nuclear fuel recycling, aiming to reduce nuclear waste and use domestic reserves, including resources beyond fuel.
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In short: CURIO secured $2.5 million in DOE funding for its NuCycle recycling technology and began the NRC licensing process for a new facility.
The cost-shared funding supports further development of NuCycle used nuclear fuel recycling, aiming to reduce nuclear waste and use domestic reserves, including resources beyond fuel.
The collaboration will evaluate source-to-product and source-to-fuel pathways for Curio's NuCycle technology, aiming to commercialize advanced nuclear fuel solutions and strengthen energy security.
The company engaged Sargent & Lundy to advance nuclear fuel recycling toward commercialization.
The application is for a Part70 operating license, which CEO Edward McGinnis calls a decisive step toward commercial deployment of the world's most advanced used nuclear fuel recycling plant.
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