Louisiana Among Five States Chosen to Continue Negotiations over Nuclear Energy Push by Federal Government

US DOE, Louisiana advance nuclear discussions

Governor Jeff Landry has announced a signed agreement with the DOE that moves the state of Louisiana into the next phase of negotiations to participate in the federal NLIC initiative.

Louisiana looks to expand nuclear power infrastructure with strategic framework, federal funding renewal

Louisiana looks to expand nuclear power infrastructure with strategic framework, federal funding renewal

Feds pick Louisiana for potential nuclear campus

Steam rises from the cooling tower at Entergy's Grand Gulf Nuclear Station, located just south of Vicksburg, as it generates electricity for Mississippi, Louisiana and others on the MISO grid. (Photo courtesy of Entergy Corp.)Louisiana could be home to one of a handful of new locations the Trump administration envisions to manage the full life cycle of nuclear energy.  The U.S. Department of Energy has selected Louisiana and four other states as…

Louisiana advances in federal nuclear initiative negotiations

Louisiana moves into the next phase of negotiations to participate in a federal nuclear initiative after the governor signed an agreement with the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), state officials announced Tuesday.

Louisiana advances in federal competition for nuclear fuel campus

(The Center Square) – Louisiana is one of five states under consideration for a sprawling federal nuclear campus that could combine power generation with uranium enrichment, fuel manufacturing, spent-fuel reprocessing and nuclear-waste disposal.

Louisiana advances in federal competition for nuclear fuel campus - BIZ Magazine

By Nolan Mckendry | The Center Square (The Center Square) – Louisiana is one of five states under consideration for a sprawling federal nuclear campus that could combine power generation with uranium enrichment, fuel manufacturing, spent-fuel reprocessing and nuclear-waste …