Ann: ZS-Si Project Achieves Target Enrichment Objectives, page-14

"Earlier this month, the DOE announced the establishment of a HALEU consortium which will bring together members of the nuclear community to provide demand estimates for commercial use, purchase HALEU made available to members, carry out demonstration projects using HALEU, and identify opportunities to improve the domestic reliability of the supply chain.Meanwhile, in September the White House sent a supplemental appropriation request to Congress , described as an 'emergency requirement', to provide $1.5 billion for the DOE's Office of Nuclear Energy to build a reliable supply of low-enriched uranium for existing plants and HALEU. Centrus’ American Centrifuge Operating (ACO) has started work on its uranium enrichment centrifuges in Piketon, Ohio, through a cost-sharing contract with the DOE, while front runners for the U.S. HALEU plan include Global Laser Enrichment, French uranium enricher Orano, and the British-German-Dutch enricher Urenco.“It’s not a technology problem. This is strictly a commercial business decision challenge that needs funding,” says Ashkeboussi."

I would definitely like to keep an eye of this supplemental appropriation request. $1.5B is not chump change! Any thoughts on when this would be voted on or how to find out?