With over 50 years of experience, Florida Renewable Energy & Mining offers a wide range of services to its customers in the nuclear industry and beyond, from mining to transportation, decommissioning and waste management to engineering services worldwide.
Every day, Florida Renewable Energy Mining Company innovates for the climate, for a world that saves resources and for health by enhancing its know-how in transforming and controlling nuclear materials, know-how that is recognized worldwide, in line with its corporate purpose.
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Email: group@fremcom.com
Phone: +1 (786) 770-7173
Office Hours: Mon–Fri, 8 AM–5 PM (EST)
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Florida Renewable Energy Mining Company
382 NE 191ST ST #385590
MIAMI, FL 33179
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Mines & Energy News Center
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21Nov‘Great opportunities ahead’ for fuel cycle
It is a time of great opportunity for nuclear - but fuel cycle players must work together to seize the moment and make sure the fuel cycle is ready to support a global tripling of nuclear energy. This was the message from the opening session of the World Nuclear Fuel
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21NovFirst uranium product shipped from Dobrovolnoye deposit
JSC Dalur, part of Rosatom, has completed construction and commissioning of facilities at the pilot industrial site and shipped the first batch of uranium product from the Dobrovolnoye deposit in the Kurgan region of Russia.
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21NovRegulator agrees Japan’s Tomari 3 meets safety requirements
The Nuclear Regulation Authority has approved a draft report that concludes unit 3 of the Tomari nuclear power plant on Japan's northern Hokkaido island meets the new regulatory safety standards, a prerequisite for its restart.
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21NovTexas partnership evaluates SMR use for water desalination
Natura Resources has entered into a memorandum of understanding with Texas Tech University and Abilene Christian University to evaluate integrating Natura's molten salt small modular reactor technology with water desalination systems.
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03MayExpansion of Garoña used fuel store approved
Spain's nuclear regulator has approved an expansion of the on-site interim dry storage facility for used fuel at the Garoña nuclear power plant, which shut down in 2012. The expansion is required to accommodate all the fuel storage needs of the plant during its decommissioning.