Fluxnium develops fiber technology to extract uranium from seawater
Clean tech startup Fluxnium has developed a fiber-based technology capable of extracting uranium directly from seawater. The ocean holds enough uranium to serve as nuclear fuel for an estimated 50,000 years, representing a vast untapped energy reserve. Fluxnium's innovation could significantly expand the availability of nuclear fuel by drawing on this marine source. The breakthrough positions the company as a notable player in the clean energy sector, potentially reducing dependence on conventional land-based uranium mining.
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