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New company throws hat into uranium conversion ring
Officially launched at CERAWeek 2026, held last week in Houston, Texas, FluxPoint Energy has unveiled plans to develop what it expects to be the first new U.S. uranium conversion facility in more than 70 years, a move aimed at strengthening America’s nuclear fuel supply chain.
The Houston- and McLean, Va.–based company plans to convert uranium oxide into uranium hexafluoride (UF₆), a critical intermediate step in producing fuel for the nation’s existing nuclear reactors as well as next-generation technologies under development.
Monday, November 18, 2024|5:00–5:30PM EST
Crystal B
Join us for a screening of "Nuclear Resurgence," which examines the worldwide comeback of nuclear energy and its critical role in shaping future energy landscapes. This film by Full On Communications explores how countries are reassessing their energy policies in light of climate change concerns and energy security challenges. Introductions by Seth Grae, CEO of Lightbridge; Dr. Rita Baranwal, Senior Vice President, AP300™ Small Modular Reactor, Westinghouse Electric Company; and Jarret Adams, CEO of Full On Communications.
The documentary features insights from leading experts, including Michael Liebreich, founder of Bloomberg New Energy Finance; Mike Goff, Acting Assistant Secretary at the DOE Office of Nuclear Energy; and Kirsty Gogan, CEO of Terra Praxis and Lucid Catalyst; and others. These thought leaders provide firsthand perspectives on the factors driving nuclear energy's comeback and its potential to meet evolving global energy needs. Directed by Joseph Machosky. Run time: 15 minutes.
