SHINE Joins GE Vernova-Led ARPA-E Project to Modernize Nuclear Material Accountability in Fuel Recycling
GE Vernova is leading an ARPA-E-funded project called MAYER to develop AI-powered systems for tracking spent nuclear fuel, aiming to improve efficiency and reduce costs in recycling facilities. Fusion energy company SHINE has joined the collaboration as a subcontractor to assist with sensor deployment and material-tracking technology.
Key figures
- Ge vernova employees
- 85000
- Ge vernova years experience
- 130
- Accumulated us nuclear waste metric tons
- 94000
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