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US / GLE Acquires Kentucky Site For Planned Uranium Enrichment Facility

By David Dalton
28 November 2024

Company is exclusive licensee of laser-based Silex technology

GLE Acquires Kentucky Site For Planned Uranium Enrichment Facility
The land is next to the US Department of Energy’s first-generation Paducah gaseous diffusion plant, which stopped operating in 2013. Courtesy DOE.
US-based Global Laser Enrichment (GLE) has acquired a 665-acre (269 hectares) parcel of land for its planned Paducah laser uranium enrichment facility (PLEF) in Kentucky.

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