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What makes the firm noteworthy for the nuclear industry is that in August the Puget Sound Business Journal reported that the firm has shifted gears away from short term returns and, for one project, started an investment with a payoff measured in decades. It hired 30 nuclear engineers to design a new type of nuclear reactor that doesn't require enriched uranium for its fuel. As advocates of alternative reactor designs know well, that kind of project could take a long time to gain market share.

It hired 30 nuclear engineers to design a new type of nuclear reactor that doesn't require enriched uranium for its fuel.