Centrus’ first HALEU batch will take 6 months longer, cost $24M more after equipment shortage

Friday, November 15, 2024

Centrus Energy Corp. will get until late June to deliver 900 kilograms of energy-dense uranium to the Department of Energy, the company said last week in a regulatory filing.
Centrus, Bethesda, Md., disclosed the extension, but not its terms, in a Thursday filing…

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Centrus’ first HALEU batch will take 6 months longer, cost $24M more after equipment shortage

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