Canada & Canada — Canadian Nuclear Laboratories Research Facilities

Canada: The partnership supports Canada's nuclear energy strategy and workforce development, contributing to the country's clean energy goals and potential nuclear exports.

Canada — Canadian Nuclear Laboratories Research Facilities: CNL is the lead organization in the partnership, expanding its Academic Partnership Program to include U of T, which enhances its research collaboration and talent development efforts.

Canada: Canada's nuclear supply chain is highlighted as supporting advanced fuel technologies, benefiting from the collaboration.

Canada — Canadian Nuclear Laboratories Research Facilities: CNL is fabricating full-scale ANEEL fuel bundles, contributing to the program's manufacturing readiness.

Canada: Host country for technology development and testing, with government funding and regulatory support, benefiting from nuclear innovation.

Canada — Canadian Nuclear Laboratories Research Facilities: Conducted successful testing of WATSS with used CANDU fuel, validating the technology's viability and supporting its commercial potential.

Canada — Canadian Nuclear Laboratories Research Facilities: Canada — Canadian Nuclear Laboratories Research Facilities is collaborating with Clean Core Thorium Energy to manufacture and qualify ANEEL™ fuel bundles, leveraging its expertise in nuclear science and technology to advance clean energy solutions.

Canada — Canadian Nuclear Laboratories Research Facilities: Canada — Canadian Nuclear Laboratories Research Facilities signed an agreement with Clean Core Thorium Energy to manufacture full-scale, reactor-ready ANEEL fuel bundles, a critical step in the commercialization of thorium-based fuels.

Canada — Canadian Nuclear Laboratories Research Facilities: Canada — Canadian Nuclear Laboratories Research Facilities (CNL) will receive the $2.2 billion capital commitment from Atomic Energy of Canada Limited (AECL) to modernize the Charles River Laboratories campus, including essential infrastructure and new science facilities, supporting its role in nuclear R&D.