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Dec 31, 2099
Procurement of parts and consumables for the XRF Scientific Leonardo G6 instrument on a recurring, as-needed basis.
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Salt Lake City
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Salt Lake
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288 N 1460 W, Ste 400
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84116
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Utah Governor's Office of Energy Development
The council conducted the swearing-in ceremony for Senator Kirk Cullimore and discussed the potential need for a designee if he assumes the role of Senate President. Members also held a closed session regarding candidate discussions. Additionally, the council decided to cancel an upcoming meeting, noting that they expect to receive IPA RFP materials in the interim, and confirmed the date for their next regularly scheduled meeting.
The council discussed the transition to a new meeting schedule, specifically shifting to the last Tuesday of each month. A significant update was provided regarding the Department of Energy's Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campus RFI and the potential future development opportunities associated with the project. The council also heard public commentary regarding energy development activities in Millard County. Following a closed session, the council authorized an RFP process for the potential sale or redevelopment of the Intermountain Power Plant coal units and mandated due diligence on prospective candidates for future council appointments.
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The council received an update from the Utah Advanced Nuclear and Energy Institute Advisory Board regarding progress on initiatives related to energy generation, workforce development, fuel lifecycles, and integrated energy systems. Discussions included potential commercialization of technology and specific projects such as the U of U Digital Twin proposal and ARPA-E grant initiatives. Additionally, the council reviewed the status of various ongoing projects at the Utah San Rafael Energy Lab, including reactor fuel qualification for Natura Resources, Valar Atomics developments, lithium-ion battery recycling research, coal community transition projects, and potential site expansion efforts. The council also deliberated on the potential for geothermal energy exploration and moved into a closed session before final adjournment.
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