DOE deadline is up for hopeful Centrus-tech subject matter experts

Responses to the Department of Energy’s rapid-fire request for subject matter expertise in licensing Centrus Energy Corp.’s latest centrifuge technology were due Monday.
The agency released the request for information on Wednesday. Responses were due Thursday,…

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