Oksana Koneva

Nano Nuclear Energy secures role in NNSA Y-12 radiological mission in Brazil

Nano Nuclear Energy secures role in NNSA Y-12 radiological mission in Brazil
Nano Nuclear supports Brazil mission

Nano Nuclear Energy announced that its subsidiary, Secured Transportation Services (STS), supported the successful removal of Cesium-137 for the NNSA/Y-12 mission in Brazil. This partnership reinforces the company's ongoing involvement in radiological security initiatives linked to U.S. national security priorities.

STS has played a long-standing role in advancing the objectives of the NNSA/Y-12 initiatives by providing transportation services for radiological materials. The company's contribution helps maintain critical safety and security standards during sensitive deployments.

Nano Nuclear Energy previously advanced the KRONOS MMR program through a regulatory review with the U.S. NRC, targeting initial construction in late 2027, according to a recent filing. The company's subsidiary, STS, has been recognized by the U.S. Department of Energy for its nuclear transport missions, as detailed in a prior announcement. These developments highlight Nano Nuclear's continued activity in nuclear technology and logistics.

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