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Oklo partners with newcleo to explore Cold War plutonium fuel use
Oklo was selected by the DOE for surplus plutonium fuel development alongside four other companies, with newcleo eyeing up to $2B in US investment.
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askanews.it
Nucleare, Newcleo e Oklo selezionate in Usa per assegnazione plutonio
Per impiego a scopi civili di materiale in eccesso esistente
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ansa.it
Gli Usa scelgono Oklo e newcleo per l'uso del plutonio a fini civili - Energia & Energie - Ansa.it
Il dipartimento dell'Energia Usa ha selezionato la società newcleo, la start up sul nucleare guidata da Stefano Buono, e la statunitense Oklo, fondata tra l'altro da Sam Altman,…
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Gli Usa scelgono Oklo e newcleo per l'uso del plutonio a fini civili - Notizie - Ansa.it
Il dipartimento dell'Energia Usa ha selezionato la società newcleo, la start up sul nucleare guidata da Stefano Buono, e la statunitense Oklo, fondata tra l'altro da Sam Altman,…
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benzinga.com
Oklo Shares Rise After DOE Advances Surplus Plutonium Program Talks - Oklo (NYSE:OKLO)
Oklo shares are trading higher Tuesday after being tapped by the U.S. DOE for advanced talks under the Surplus Plutonium Utilization Program.
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cryptobriefing.com
Oklo shares surge 7% after DOE selects company for plutonium negotiations
Oklo stock jumps 7% after the DOE selects the nuclear startup for surplus plutonium negotiations. Here's what it means for investors and the energy sector.
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Oklo partners with newcleo to explore Cold War plutonium fuel use
Oklo was selected by the DOE for surplus plutonium fuel development alongside four other companies, with newcleo eyeing up to $2B in US investment.
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zerohedge.com
Oklo Lands DOE Plutonium Deal To Turn Surplus Material Into Bridge Fuel
The US may have a better use for plutonium besides just burying it in the ground.
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qz.com
DOE selects Oklo, 4 others for surplus plutonium fuel program
The Energy Department's Surplus Plutonium Utilization Program could turn roughly 20 metric tons of weapons-grade material into fuel for advanced reactors