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Sessions at prestigious energy conferences set to drive fusion energy dialogue, reinforcing commitment to commercialization and nuclear waste recycling
Janesville, Wisconsin — March 19, 2024 — SHINE Technologies, a next-generation fusion company, announced Ross Radel, CTO, will present at energy conferences this week:the CERAWeek Innovation Agora in Houston, Texas.
Radel is invited to present Used Nuclear Fuel Transmutation and Energy Production: SHINE’s Fusion Approach on March 20 at CERAWeek Innovation Agora in Houston, Texas. The conference brings together a community of technologists, startup entrepreneurs, VCs and investors, thought leaders, policy makers, and corporate innovators—all committed to exploring new pathways for lower emissions, affordability and reliability.
About SHINE:
Headquartered in Janesville, Wisconsin, SHINE Technologies stands as an industry leader in next-generation fusion, deploying innovative fusion and fusion-based technology that seamlessly combines safety, cost-efficiency, and environmental responsibility.
Distinguished by its proprietary medical isotope production processes, SHINE is at the forefront of creating non-carrier-added lutetium-177—a vital component in cutting-edge medical treatments. Anticipating further advancements, the company's forward-looking vision includes the creation of molybdenum-99, a diagnostic tool that plays a pivotal role in medical procedures aimed at detecting heart disease and cancer.
SHINE's commitment to innovation extends beyond the realms of industry and healthcare. Drawing on its fusion-technology expertise, the company has set its sights on addressing one of energy's most complex challenges—nuclear waste recycling. With a comprehensive and visionary approach, SHINE is steadfastly driving advancements across multiple sectors, leaving an indelible mark on the domains of technology, healthcare, and sustainable energy solutions.
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