Tennessee on List of 5 States to Potentially Host Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Program

Tennessee May Accept Nuclear Waste In Partnership With Federal Government

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OKLAHOMA WATCH: The nuclear campus pitch came with a catch: Oklahoma could store spent fuel from around the nation

Recent news that Oklahoma was one of five finalists to become the home of a federal Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campus was met with excitement over energy production and the potential for thousands of new jobs.

NashVillager Podcast: Nuclear lifecycles in Tennessee

Does the federal government have new nuclear plans for our state? Breaking down what a Nuclear Lifecycle Campus could be in Tennessee. Plus, the local news for August 4, 2026, and an exception to the datacenter boom. Credits:  This is a production of Nashville Public Radio. Host/producer: Nina Cardona Editor: LaTonya Turner Additional support: Mack Linebaugh, Tony Gonzalez, Megan Jones and the staff of WPLN and WNXP

The Nuclear Campus Pitch Came With a Catch: Oklahoma Could Store Spent Fuel From Around the Nation

Recent news that Oklahoma was one of five finalists to become the home of a federal Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campus was met with excitement over energy production and the potential for thousands of new jobs. But there’s a tradeoff that didn’t get much attention. The campuses are designedto include facilities for storing and disposing of used nuclear fuel, and the federal solicitation that launched the program envisions selling disposal servi…

Tennessee on list of 5 states to potentially host Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation program

Gov. Bill Lee announced Tennessee is a finalist to accept nuclear waste from around the country, but Sen. Heidi Campbell criticizes the decision.

DOE Selects Five States as  Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campuses - Neutron Bytes - Pro-Nuclear Power Blogs - Nuclear Street - Nuclear Power Plant News, Jobs, and Careers

DOE Selects Five States as  Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campuses According to DOE the proposed campuses are designed to support activities across the full nuclear fuel lifecycle, including fuel fabrication, enrichment, reprocessing used nuclear fuel, and final disposition of used nuclear … ...