Orano picks Oak Ridge as ‘preferred site’ for uranium enrichment plant

Orano-USA on Wednesday said the company could build a uranium enrichment plant in Oak Ridge, Tenn., using some state funding and Department of Energy land.
The planned, “multi-billion dollar” 750,000 square-foot facility will employ about 300 people in Roane…

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