As demand for power soars and advanced nuclear moves rapidly toward commercial-scale deployment, fuel is emerging as one of the industry’s most critical bottlenecks. At Oklo, we’ve been building around that reality. Our strategy is designed to secure fuel for near-term deployments while domestic HALEU production scales and we develop the capabilities to recycle used nuclear fuel into new fuel for the long term. Potential access to U.S. surplus plutonium could provide an important bridge along the way. But our long-term strategy goes much further. In Oak Ridge, Tennessee, Oklo plans to invest nearly $1.7 billion in an advanced fuel center anchored by a commercial-scale fuel recycling facility. The facility designed to turn existing nuclear materials into new fuel, helping build the domestic fuel supply needed to support advanced nuclear at scale. Building reactors is only part of the equation. We’re building the fuel infrastructure to power them, too. Read more in the @FT: