The public will have opportunities to comment on the project as the federal review continues, the state energy office added. A spokesperson for the state energy development office was not immediately able to provide a copy of the new agreement. The new campus approach aims to build facilities for the full nuclear fuel cycle in one place, co-locating fuel fabrication and enrichment with reprocessing used nuclear fuel and disposition of waste, DOE said. It seeks to more than double the state’s electricity generation — with a heavy focus on nuclear energy development — over the next decade. The White House has largely abandoned incentives for renewable energy projects, but has embraced a “golden era” of nuclear development.