GE Vernova partners with SHINE on ARPA-E project to modernize nuclear fuel recycling safeguards

• GE Vernova entered an ARPA-E-funded collaboration with SHINE to modernize nuclear material accountability in spent fuel recycling.
• Work targets AI-driven tracking and measurement of nuclear material across recycling facilities, aiming to cut downtime and operating costs.
• SHINE will develop improved sensor deployment and AI-based material-tracking systems for integration into GE Vernova’s digital twin approach.

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