Russia Builds the World’s First Closed Nuclear Fuel Cycle — Recycling Up to 95% of Spent Nuclear Fuel Russia has announced the development of the world’s first industrial-scale closed nuclear fuel system, a breakthrough designed to recycle up to 95% of spent nuclear fuel. Unlike traditional nuclear power models that treat used fuel as waste, this system reprocesses it into new fuel — dramatically reducing radioactive waste and improving energy efficiency. A closed fuel cycle separates reusable m

22 reactions | Mission accomplished on the first-of-kind dry spent fuel storage project in Brazil, the Complementary Dry Storage Unit of CNAAA (UAS). Congrats to Holtec do Brasil (HBD) for all their efforts to make the project a success! | Holtec International | Facebook

5.8K views · 192 reactions | WATCH : Incredible archive footage by Sandia National Labs as researchers test used nuclear fuel transportation containers under the most extreme accident scenarios to confirm their performance. Learn more: https://bit.ly/2TEIaW9 | U.S. Department of Energy Office of Nuclear Energy | Facebook