Utah wants to process uranium on the Wasatch Front for nuclear energy. Here’s where.

State officials said the potential move “positions Utah as a national energy hub.”

(Chris Samuels | The Salt Lake Tribune) Shovels are seen at Camp Williams in Bluffdale, Monday, Aug. 19, 2024. The state on Thursday announced a proposal to build a uranium enrichment facility at Camp Williams, which, if built, would bring another step in the nuclear cycle to Utah.

Utah wants to process uranium on the Wasatch Front for nuclear energy. Here’s where.

State officials said the potential move “positions Utah as a national energy hub.”

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