DOE awards USD2.7 billion to strengthen US uranium enrichment
General Matter, American Centrifuge Operating and Orano Federal Services have each been awarded USD900 million of funding by the US Department of Energy to provide uranium enrichment services. A further USD28 million has been awarded to Global Laser Enrichment to continue advancing next-generation uranium enrichment technology.
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