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GAIN announces second-round FY 2021 Nuclear Energy Voucher recipients
The Gateway for Accelerated Innovation in Nuclear (GAIN) announced today that three nuclear companies will be provided GAIN Nuclear Energy (NE) Vouchers to accelerate the innovation and application of advanced nuclear technologies. NE vouchers provide advanced nuclear technology innovators with access to the extensive nuclear research capabilities and expertise available across the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) national laboratory complex. This is the second set of awards in FY 2021. The businesses selected to receive GAIN nuclear energy vouchers for Round 2 FY 2021 are: Radiant El Segundo, CA Oklo Inc. Sunnyvale, CA Lightbridge Corporation Reston, VA
Congratulations to the three GAIN FY2021 Nuclear Energy Voucher Recipients:
| GAIN 2021 2nd Round NE Voucher Recipient | Awarded Proposal | Partner Facility |
| Lightbridge Corporation Reston, VA | Development of Casting Techniques for δ-phase Uranium-Zirconium Alloys | Pacific Northwest National Laboratory |
| Oklo Inc. Sunnyvale, CA | Experimental and systems-level validation of thermal-hydraulic behavior in SFRs | Argonne National Laboratory |
| Radiant El Segundo, CA | Microreactor Control Drum Failure Simulation | Idaho National Laboratory |
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