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  • Washington is preparing to make awards to encourage new capacity of enriched fuel for existing and new reactor technologies, with startup General Matter seen as a likely frontrunner. My colleague Grace Symes examines how prospective enrichers are thinking about the future of the enrichment market and the role of the US government in picking winners and losers.
PHILIP CHAFFEE is the Editor of Nuclear Intelligence Weekly and the Bureau Chief for Energy Intelligence's New York office.
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