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Fueling the Future of Nuclear Power

USG Demand for HALEU is Larger & More Predictable than Commercial Demand Through 2030 Quantity Timing Customer Research Reactor Conversion (HEU to HALEU) 3-7 MTU/yr¹ (through 2033) Ongoing DOE/NNSA Certain Energy Act of 2020 (Consolidated Appropriations Act) 7-9 MTU/yr¹ (after 2033) DOE required to provide quantities needed for demonstration and commercial reactors No later than Jan 1, 2026 DOE Likely or Possible First of a Kind / Demonstration Reactors (NE-ARDP, etc) ~5-10 MTU/yr DOD Microreactors (potential) Uncertain Nth of a Kind Advanced Reactors ~ 1-3 MTU per reactor large, but uncertain Mid-late 2020s Beginning in mid 2020s DOE DOD 2030s Commercial and Long- Late 2020s/ Accident Tolerant Fuels large, but uncertain Commercial Term early 2030s 1) Source for research reactor HALEU quantities: DOE/NNSA, Amendment to NNSA RFI for Supply of Enriched Uranium (Q&A), 2017. Centrus Fueling the Future of Nuclear Power 6
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