Idaho-Wyoming nuclear industry partnership receives $31M federal award
Commercial nuclear fuel rods are unloaded from a cask inside Idaho National Laboratory's Hot Fuel Examination Facility hot cell in this file photo. A consortium of industry leaders, including Idaho National Laboratory, received $31 million from the federal government Monday to advance nuclear energy. (Courtesy of Idaho National Laboratory)
The federal government awarded a coalition that includes nuclear industry stakeholders in Idaho and Wyoming around $31 million to facilitate the growth of nuclear energy.
The U.S. Economic Development Administration on Monday announced the award to the Intermountain-West Energy Corridor Tech Hub, a regional initiative led by the nonprofit Idaho Advanced Energy Consortium.
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