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ExchangeMonitor Publications & Forums was established by Edward Helminski, who has since passed away. In March 2015, Access Intelligence, LLC took over the company. ExchangeMonitor is known for producing professional newsletters and organizing various forums, colloquiums, and workshops. These events are designed to foster discussions and share information among government officials, business leaders, non-profit organizations, and other groups regarding important national and international programs and policies.

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Atomic Alchemy begins site characterization work at INL - ExchangeMonitor

1 week ago | exchangemonitor.com | Trey Rorie

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New Mexico chides NNSA, Triad over tritium containers - ExchangeMonitor

1 week ago | exchangemonitor.com | Wayne Barber

The New Mexico Environment Department wants the Department of Energy and its prime contractor for Los Alamos National Laboratory to take more precautions before it repackages four containers of tritium waste. At the same time, the state Environment Department is angry at how Los Alamos National Laboratory has handled the tritium waste over time and is launching a “civil enforcement action” against DOE National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) and contractor Triad Nuclear Security.
Insiders react to Supreme Court’s interim waste storage decision - ExchangeMonitor

1 week ago | exchangemonitor.com | Wayne Barber

Interest groups and nuclear policy insiders have started to weigh in on a Wednesday decision by the U.S. Supreme Court effectively upholding a Nuclear Regulatory Commission license for a private interim waste storage facility in Texas.
High court finds Texas, Fasken not eligible to challenge NRC license for ISP - ExchangeMonitor

1 week ago | exchangemonitor.com | Wayne Barber |Sarah Salem

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USAF explores possible Minuteman III development, operations, sustainment program - ExchangeMonitor

1 week ago | exchangemonitor.com | Wayne Barber

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Nano Nuclear appoints Rick Perry to chair its advisory board - ExchangeMonitor

1 week ago | exchangemonitor.com | Wayne Barber

Nano Nuclear Energy has recently appointed former Secretary of Energy Rick Perry as its Chairman of its executive advisory board. The startup nuclear company headquartered in New York, N.Y. made the announcement on June 10 in a press release. Nano Nuclear’s executive advisory board is made up of various governmental, military and science experts from the United States and other countries.
House appropriators pass $831.5 billion fiscal ‘26 defense bill, crickets from White House - ExchangeMonitor

1 week ago | exchangemonitor.com | Wayne Barber

The House Appropriations Committee voted 36-27 last week to pass its $831.5 billion defense spending bill, as lawmakers reiterated the uncertainty of advancing appropriations legislation without having received full budget details from the Trump administration. According to the bill summary, the bill supports modernization for the nuclear triad, which includes the B-21 Raider, the Columbia-class submarine, and the Sentinel intercontinental ballistic missile.
Supreme Court decision looms as nuclear sector reviews Trump exec orders - ExchangeMonitor

2 weeks ago | exchangemonitor.com | Wayne Barber

SAVANNAH, GA – The Supreme Court will probably rule by July 3 on whether the Nuclear Regulatory Commission has authority to license privately-held interim storage facilities, a leading nuclear industry lawyer said during the 19th Radwaste Summit. That was the assessment offered Tuesday by Michael McBride, a partner with Van Ness Feldman during the opening day of Exchange Monitor’s Radwaste Summit. This event was held at Savannah, Ga. McBride appeared virtually from another location.
Bolstered U.S. nuclear industry can create opportunities in global market, panel says - ExchangeMonitor

2 weeks ago | exchangemonitor.com | Trey Rorie

WASHINGTON, D.C – The Donald Trump administration’s nuclear-related executive orders can open up the international nuclear market through a bolstered domestic nuclear supply, a panel said at a summit Tuesday.
Round Up: World Bank to end nuclear funding ban; Fuse adds several new advisory board members; Radiant appoints Baranwal as chief nuclear officer; Padilla taken down at Homeland Security press conference - ExchangeMonitor

2 weeks ago | exchangemonitor.com | Trey Rorie |Wayne Barber

The World Bank’s board has agreed to end its ban on funding nuclear energy projects in developing countries to meet electricity needs, Reuters reported on Wednesday. The change in position was outlined in an email from World Bank president Ajay Banga to staff after his meeting with the board on Tuesday, Reuters reported. The World Bank previously banned funding for nuclear projects in 2013.