Oklo to Build First US Nuclear Fuel Recycling Plant

Nuclear tech company to bring over 800 jobs to Oak Ridge

OAK RIDGE, Tenn. (WATE) — Hundreds of new jobs are coming to Oak Ridge with the establishment of a first-of-its kind nuclear facility, state officials announced Thursday. Oklo Inc., an advanced nuclear technology company, announced plans to move to a 247-acre site at the Oak Ridge Heritage Center as part of a nearly $1.7 billion expansion. It will create the nation's first privately funded nuclear fuel recycling facility to help meet the need gr…

New nuclear company to invest $1.7 Billion in Oak Ridge

OKLO Inc. said they will be recycling over 94,000 tons of used nuclear fuel, bringing in 800 jobs to the area.

Oklo plans $1.7B Tennessee plant to recycle nuclear waste to fuel (OKLO:NYSE)

Oklo unveiled plans to design, build and operate a $1.68B facility in Tennessee to convert nuclear waste into fuel to power its own advanced small modular reactors.

Oklo Announces Fuel Recycling Facility as First Phase of up to $1.68 Billion Advanced Fuel Center in Tennessee

Nation’s first privately funded facility to recycle used nuclear fuel will help reduce costs, create jobs, and establish a durable U.S. fuel supply ...

Oklo, a nuclear fuel recycling business is bringing 800 jobs to Oak Ridge

Oklo, a nuclear fuelrecycling business, announces a $1.7 billion dollar investment and will create 800 jobs in Oak Ridge, Tenn.

Red State To House ‘First-Of-Its-Kind’ Recycling Center For Used Nuclear Fuel

Oklo, an advanced nuclear technology company, announced on Thursday plans to build a “first-of-its-kind” nuclear fuel recycling center.The first phase of the project is expected to cost nearly $1.7 billion and create 800 jobs. The facility, to be built in Tennessee, will be the first privately-funded nuclear fuel recycling center.“Fuel is the single most important factor in bringing advanced nuclear energy to market,” Oklo co-founder and CEO Jac…