Bluecore Energy, based in Long Beach, Calif., announced October 13 the procurement of low-enriched uranium (LEU), a vital step toward the company’s goal to provide nuclear energy from water instead of land. Bluecore Energy is working toward constructing floating barges to deliver nuclear energy to the maritime industry and surrounding communities. The acquisition of the uranium (uranium hexafluoride, or UF6, enriched to 4.95 percent uranium-235), represents a critical step in Bluecore Energy’s development of a testable product, moving past design and non-fueled hardware progress. The uranium is currently being held outside of California in a U.S. nuclear fuel facility. The company has rapidly moved through milestones since emerging from stealth three months ago. Just six weeks ago, Bluecore announced it had closed its $50 million seed funding round. “We’ve moved quickly since launching Bluecore Energy, but speed only matters if it is paired with rigor,” said Kofi Asante, founder and CEO of Bluecore Energy. “We are putting the pieces in place across fuel, testing, engineering, safety, regulation and maritime classification at the same time. That is what it takes to turn this technology into a real system and ultimately deliver reliable, zero-emission energy where it is needed most.” WMC, an...

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California-based Bluecore Energy said its purchase of low-enriched uranium from WMC is one of several areas where it has made "significant progress" towards moving its technology from engine...

Bluecore Energy has purchased low-enriched uranium for its first maritime nuclear energy system, marking progress in its plans to develop floating nuclear

American ambitions to bring nuclear power back to the waterfront are gathering steam: Bluecore Energy, the Long Beach-based floating nuclear power sta...

Bluecore Energy secures uranium enriched to 4.95% uranium-235 as it develops a compact nuclear power system for floating maritime platforms.

US maritime nuclear startup Bluecore Energy has secured low-enriched uranium for its first floating power system as it moves ahead simultaneously with fuel, regulatory and class work. The Long Beach-based company has purchased uranium hexafluoride, or UF₆, enriched to 4.95% uranium-235 through nucl…

Bluecore Energy has purchased enriched uranium for its maritime nuclear power system, advancing fuel development alongside U.S. regulatory engagement and maritime classification.

American ambitions to bring nuclear power back to the waterfront are gathering steam: Bluecore Energy, the Long Beach-based floating nuclear power sta...

#BluecoreEnergy has secured enriched uranium for its planned floating nuclear reactors, advancing a technology aimed at powering #ports and coastal infrastructure as #maritime operators examine alternative energy sources. #LongBeach #NuclearEnergy #CleanShipping faces regulatory hurdles.

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