The Real Fuel of Our Nuclear Future: Skilled American Workers
Categories: General Topics, AP1000
by Chris Stocker, Crane Nuclear

Categories: General Topics, AP1000
by Chris Stocker, Crane Nuclear
Categories: General Topics
Severely damaged fuel rods, broken fuel rods and loose fissile material are not allowed to be transported away from a nuclear power plant in a standard transportation cask. Westinghouse Quiver, shaped and handled as a Fuel Assembly, solves this problem by creating an additional barrier around the damaged fuel components. The Quiver can be licensed for all downstream handling, from the nuclear powerplant to transportation cask, intermediate storage and final repository.
Categories: General Topics, AP1000
by Nathan Miller, CEO, Transco Products Inc.
Categories: General Topics
With its best-in-class uranium utilization and thermal margins, TRITON11® fuel, the most recent BWR fuel innovation from Westinghouse, offers utilities the power to improve fuel cycle cost savings and optimize operations. Each key aspect of the TRITON11 design has been carefully considered, analyzed and tested to meet customers’ current and anticipated operational requirements.
Categories: General Topics, Our People & History, Blog
On Feb. 27, 2026, the Chris Savinda Memorial Chain Reaction Contraption Contest (CRCC) brought 60 high school students from the Southwestern Pennsylvania region to Westinghouse Global Headquarters in Cranberry Township, Pa.