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Presentations for 2024

North American Gas Forum
Subject: Keynote remarks
Presented by: Joseph F. DeCarolis
Presented to: 12th Annual North American Gas Forum
Washington, DC—December 4, 2024
MIT Energy Initiative’s Fall Colloquium pdf
Subject: Lessons for the energy transition
Presented by: Joseph F. DeCarolis
Presented to: MIT Energy Initiative
Cambridge, MA—November 13, 2024
Energy Tech Connect
Subject: Key Projections and Considerations for the Future
Presented by: Joseph F. DeCarolis
Presented to: USEA Energy-Tech Connect Forum
Washington, DC—October 24, 2024
Winter Fuels Outlook 2024-2025 pdf
Subject: Winter Fuels Outlook
Presented by: Joseph F. DeCarolis
Presented to: New York Energy Forum
Virtual—October 10, 2024
A Near-Term View on the Global Oil Market pdf
Subject: U.S. Energy Information Administration, International
Presented by: Joseph F. DeCarolis
Presented to: Center for Strategic and International Studies
Washington, DC—March 14, 2024

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January 30, 2025 Today in Energy ›

U.S. nuclear generators import nearly all the uranium concentrate they use ›

In 2023, U.S. nuclear generators used 32 million pounds of imported uranium concentrate (U3O8) and only 0.05 million pounds of domestically produced U3O8. Imports accounted for 99% of the U3O8 they used in 2023 to make nuclear fuel. Foreign producers predominantly supply the U.S. front-end nuclear fuel cycle, but federal policies have been implemented recently to build out the domestic U.S. nuclear fuel supply chain. The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) recently received $2.7 billion in congressional funding to help revive domestic fuel production for commercial nuclear power plants. More ›

U.S. uranium supply to commercial nuclear reactors

Data source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Monthly Energy Review, Domestic Uranium Production Report, and Uranium Marketing Annual Report


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