Nuclear Power Related Media Thread, page-5364

I appreciate that you seem to be fairly new here. The answer is SLX Laser enrichment is game changing and totally disruptive to the 2 older technologies which are capital intensive and operationally much more expensive that Laser. As an example, and these are from memory so need to be fact checked a 6 million SWU centrifuge enrichment plant is likely to cost is excessive of $6million as against the same size SLX plant costing in the order of only $900,000,000. Less that a 6th of the price. Operationally is even more cost efficient being only a fraction of the cost of centrifuge. The exact cost has not been released for commercial reasons but up to 80% cheaper has been talked about.
You need to do some basic research n the SLX website where you will find many of the answers to your questions.
Take particular notice of the royalty arrangement being a minimum of 7% but could be up to 12% based on the final economics. Our CEO had previously said he expects the royalty to be set in the upper range.