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Kurion Continues Fukushima Cleanup, Moves to Test Vitrification of Nuclear Waste
Kurion is a startup innovator in nuclear waste treatment and has already had immense experience in helping clean up Japan's nuclear mess at Fukushima. The disastrous event in Japan accelerated Kurion's development as a company and player in the nuclear industry, with Kurion serving as the only startup in a big-time multi-national consortium treating the contaminated seawater at the nuclear plant operated by Tokyo Electric Power (TEPCO). The CEO would not disclose the revenue generated from that project.
Kurion Acquires GeoMelt® to Expand Vitrification Solutions
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Impact Services Inc., the bankrupt nuclear waste processor storing 1 million pounds of scrap radioactive material at its Oak Ridge, Tennessee, facility, sold a unit that stabilizes nuclear debris and soils to Kurion Inc. Kurion, based in Irvine , California , said in a statement today that it bought the GeoMelt business May 16, a week before Impact’s Chapter 7 filing for liquidation in U.S.
Impact Services Sold Unit to Kurion Before Bankruptcy
Kurion, a company developing and marketing technologies to stabilize nuclear and hazardous waste, is consolidating its vitrification work in Richland. It has begun retrofitting a 13,000-square-foot facility at 2579 Stevens Drive to develop its modular vitrification system and has moved millions of dollars worth of equipment for the plant from Rolla, Mo., as it consolidates operations, said John Raymont, Kurion founder and chief executive officer.
Vitrification company coming to Richland | Hanford news | Tri-CityHerald.com
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Nebula, a company that allows businesses to deploy large private cloud computing infrastructures has raised $25 million in Series B funding led by Comcast Ventures and Highland Capital Partners with Kleiner Perkins, William Hearts II, Maynard Webb, Scott McNealy, and Innovation Endeavors participating.
