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Regulating the Rest of the Nuclear Fuel Cycle

Regulating the Rest of the Nuclear Fuel Cycle. Michael Weber, Director Office of Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards NARUC Staff Subcommittee on Nuclear Issues 17 February 2008. Overview. Nuclear Fuel Cycle Fuel Fabrication – Growing Spent Fuel Storage - Growing

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Regulating the Rest of the Nuclear Fuel Cycle

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  1. Regulating the Rest of the Nuclear Fuel Cycle Michael Weber, Director Office of Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards NARUC Staff Subcommittee on Nuclear Issues 17 February 2008

  2. Overview • Nuclear Fuel Cycle • Fuel Fabrication – Growing • Spent Fuel Storage - Growing • Repository Program - Waiting • Summary

  3. Nuclear Growth* *The Keystone Center Joint Fact Finding on Nuclear Power, 2007

  4. Global Fuel Cycle Requirements* • 11-22 large enrichment plants • 18 fuel fabrication plants • 10 nuclear waste repositories the size of the statutory capacity of Yucca Mountain—713,000 tons of spent fuel • How many in the U.S.? *Per Wedge

  5. Enrichment - Growing LES – New Mexico USEC – Ohio

  6. Enrichment – Growing (cont’d) GE – SILEX AREVA – ETC

  7. Mixed Oxide Fuel Fabrication Facility

  8. Spent Fuel Storage - Growing

  9. Yucca Mountain

  10. Recycling/Reprocessing

  11. We help fuel America by Protecting People and the Environment

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