Karen Fili, UUSA President & CEO

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Karen Fili, UUSA President & CEO 3rd Annual New Mexico EnergyPlex Conference 25 June 2019, Hobbs Karen Fili, UUSA President & CEO Introduce yourself as the new President & CEO of URENCO USA. - length of time in position - background in the industry - personal statement about how you feel about leading UUSA in the next phase of growth

First Impressions of The National Enrichment Facility

URENCO USA History Located in southeast New Mexico 1st new nuclear facility in the US in more than 30 years Nuclear Regulatory Commission license issued in 2006 Operation commenced in 2010 Only uranium enrichment plant in North America

Global Facts 4 Enrichment Facilities 50 Customers 1,500 Employees 19 Customer Countries 18,800 Current Production Capacity tSW/a

Long-term Partner to the Nuclear Industry

Nuclear Fuel Cycle We are all familiar with today’s established front-end nuclear fuel cycle and the role of enrichment as a “toll-service” to the industry. This is dominated by fuels for Light Water Reactors: Low Enriched Uranium up to 5%; Uranium Oxide fuel pellets; and Zirconium Alloy fuel rods and assemblies. This paradigm is changing and post Fukishima the industry may be force to change.

The Enrichment Process

Project History - 2006

Project History - 2007

Project History – 2011 (Phase II)

Project History – 2013 (Phase III)

UUSA Today Current Capacity – 4.9 Million SWU Current Employees – 230 Provides one third of the U.S. demand for enrichment services

Community Engagement Richie Enrichment Science Workshops 9/11 Day of Service United Way Giving

UUSA Site Priorities Safety People Sustainability

Urenco USA HA-LEU Announcement +++++ PRESS RELEASE +++++ On February 5, 2019 Urenco USA Inc. announced its capability in the provision of high assay low enriched uranium (HALEU), for civil, peaceful applications in existing and new power plants as well as for research, test and medical isotopes facilities. Urenco is now exploring the construction of a dedicated HALEU unit at its UUSA facility. Further activity at UUSA is underway to support the near-term delivery of slightly greater than 5% U235 enrichments for existing light water reactors interested in higher burn-up rates and/or extended operating cycles.

HA-LEU High Assay - Low Enriched Uranium (HA-LEU) Refers to UF6 enrichment in the range of 5.0% to 19.99% U235 URENCO uses the term LEU+ to refer to UF6 enriched just above the current 5% limit for civil nuclear production A Broad Community of Users will Benefit from HA-LEU Operators of existing LWRs seeking improvements in reactor economics through higher burnup rates and extended operating cycles The introduction of Accident Tolerant Fuels Gen IV and other Advanced reactor designs Advanced fuel designs Research & Test Reactors Producers of targets for medical isotope production

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