Just thinking on this more, are they really only talking about the US commercial consumption?
If so then we may get to get a great deal more than just that 25% of domestic consumption, because if they want to be the best and cheapest supplier of enriched Uranium in the world market, one where they are in competition with Russia?
Then the US prices will have to be lower than those of what Centrus could ever produce it for I believe.
Centrus may get to supply all of the US's military needs and 75% of the commercial needs at a price where they make a profit, but on the world markets there is no way that they will be competitive against the Russians, I think I know one company that could be though?
US Nuclear Fuel Working Group, page-26
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