Lightbridge CEO Seth Grae says the company’s advanced nuclear fuel is progressing faster than expected as testing continues at Idaho National Laboratory. He joins Bloomberg Open Interest to explain why early results look promising, how the fuel could boost output from existing reactors, and why surging US nuclear support could accelerate commercialization. (Source: Bloomberg)
Lightbridge CEO Seth Grae says the company’s advanced nuclear fuel is progressing faster than expected as testing continues at Idaho National Laboratory. He joins Bloomberg Open Interest to explain why early results look promising, how the fuel could boost output from existing reactors, and why surging US nuclear support could accelerate commercialization. (Source: Bloomberg)
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