Russian Contracts

Cylinders of Russian LEU

Since 1995, USEC has purchased low enriched uranium from Russia to diversify its supply base and meet its customers’ needs. Starting with the Megatons to Megawatts program, USEC and its Russian commercial partner TENEX have built a strong relationship that has made the world safer and supported the growth of clean, reliable nuclear power in the United States.

USEC expects this partnership to continue into the next decade with the Transitional Supply Contract signed in 2011, which will provide a continued supply of low enriched uranium from Russia for USEC to deliver to its customers around the world.

Recent News

05/06/2013

USEC Reports First Quarter 2013 Results

Net loss of $2.0 million on revenue of $320.4 million; American Centrifuge testing underway with completion of cascade construction; RD&D program incremental funding through September appropriated; Listing standards notice received from NYSE

Megatons to Megawatts

18,899Warheads Eliminated

As of December 31, 2012

 

 

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