Centrus Paying Almost $30M Out of Pocket in New DOE Centrifuge Contract

Centrus Energy said Tuesday it expects to pay nearly $30 million out of its own pocket to develop a new, made-with-American-parts uranium enrichment cascade for the Department of Energy.
Centrus on Monday announced it had finalized a three-year, $115 million contract…

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Centrus Paying Almost $30M Out of Pocket in New DOE Centrifuge Contract

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