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West Virginia Proposes Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campus with DOE

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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West Virginia released a 7-page proposed memorandum of understanding with the U.S. Department of Energy. This agreement would set the terms for operating a Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campus. Monongalia County lawmaker Evan Hansen discussed the potential of nuclear energy for clean power in West Virginia, while also raising concerns about safety and spent nuclear fuel disposal.

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The proposal for a Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campus could establish a new industrial base for West Virginia. Evan Hansen noted that nuclear energy could play a role in generating electricity across the country and in West Virginia, supporting the state's transition to a green economy.

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Who's involved

  • West VirginiaState of West Virginia seeking a nuclear partnership and innovation campus.
  • Monongalia CountyMonongalia County, represented by Evan Hansen, involved in the state's nuclear discussions.
  • NevadaNevada, one of several states that have submitted proposals for a nuclear facility.
  • departmentU.S. Department of Energy, the federal agency involved in the proposed memorandum.

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