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DeepGeo to explore economics of SNF reprocessing with Copenhagen Atomics

December 2, 2024, 12:00PMRadwaste Solutions

DeepGeo’s Laura Salonga and Copenhagen Atomics’ Thomas Jam Pedersen at the signing of a collaboration agreement in New York. (Photo: DeepGeo)

DeepGeo, a Rhode Island–based company seeking to develop multinational spent nuclear fuel repositories, and Denmark-based thorium reactor developer Copenhagen Atomics have signed a collaboration agreement that will see the companies work together on the management of nuclear fuels and waste streams associated with a thorium breeder reactor.

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DeepGeo to explore economics of SNF reprocessing with Copenhagen Atomics

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