The hypothetical facility shown in this animation has not been sited or licensed. It is one concept intended only to demonstrate what a potential federal consolidated interim storage facility for commercial spent nuclear fuel could look like based on a set of operating assumptions.
This report provides information on the inventory of spent nuclear fuel (SNF) in the United States located at Nuclear Power Reactor and Independent Spent Fuel Storage Installation sites, as well as SNF and reprocessing waste located at U.S. Department of Energy sites and other research and development centers as of the end of calendar year 2021.
HBURC Nuclear Emergency Support Team (NEST) trifold brochure detailing the NEST programs and assets.
Symposium 50: Energizing the Future Now will bring together nuclear leaders, policymakers, innovators, finance leaders and decision-makers from the tech and energy user communities to shape the future of the global nuclear industry.
Immerse yourself in the exciting topics of conditioning radioactive operational and decommissioning waste and the decommissioning of nuclear facilities. This unique event offers you the opportunity to exchange ideas with the leading minds in the industry and gain valuable insights into current developments.
Brought to you by the American Nuclear Society (ANS) and the Nuclear Energy Institute (NEI), this new event brings together a diverse community of nuclear professionals–from industry leaders and regulators to engineers and independent consultants. With unparalleled networking, cutting-edge exhibition, and insights from the industry's brightest minds, NECX 2025 is the must-attend event for anyone and everyone invested in the future of nuclear.
Advancing Innovative Waste Solutions for Sustainable Nuclear Energy
Elevate your expertise at WM2026, the 52nd annual Waste Management Symposia (WM). This dynamic forum unites global experts to drive safe, cost-effective solutions for handling radioactive materials and decommissioning nuclear facilities. Join a powerful global network of 3,000 attendees, 900 organizations, 30 countries, and 200 exhibitors—to exchange insights, tackle key challenges, and explore groundbreaking solutions.
Hosted by Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) and endorsed by the Materials Research Society, the SBNWM Symposium gathers experts and young scientists from research and waste management organizations to discuss the latest innovations and challenges related to the safe management and disposal of nuclear waste. From materials science breakthroughs to collaborative efforts aimed at improving nuclear waste treatment, this event serves as a platform for knowledge exchange and solution development.
HBURC Shipment Project Information Sharing Meeting presented by Dr. Erica Bickford from the U.S. Department of Energy Office of Nuclear Energy.
