Berkeley, CA – Deep Isolation, Inc., a leading innovator in nuclear waste disposal solutions, and Bechtel National, Inc., part of the largest engineering and construction company in the U.S., have announced a cooperative agreement on sales, product development, and the deployment of Deep Isolation’s patented technology. The Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) strengthens the relationship between

In this interview by Tim Gregoire of the May issue of Nuclear News, Liz Muller and Rod Baltzer answer questions about Deep Isolation, its solution and its plans for the future.

Deep Isolation will participate with a poster session in the international conference on spent fuel management sponsored by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) in June in Vienna, Austria.

Deep Isolation will present a paper about its solution at the Institute of Nuclear Materials Management meeting this July.

James Conca, contributor to Forbes Energy reports the partnership between Bechtel and Deep Isolation to bring its solution to fruition.

In a story by Jeff Brady of NPR, Deep Isolation is featured as a private company offering a viable plan for permanent storage of nuclear waste. Part of a special series, Environment and Energy Collaborative, the story details the congressional debate about what to do with the country’s growing inventory of nuclear waste.

Rod Baltzer spoke as part of a panel session, “Next Gen Nuclear and National Security,” at the EarthXEnergy Conference.

Company will Present Multiple Papers at the 2019 International High-Level Radioactive Waste Management in Knoxville, Tennessee  Berkeley, CA – Deep Isolation, a leading innovator in nuclear waste disposal solutions, announces the publication of its paper, “Thermal evolution near heat-generating nuclear waste canisters disposed in horizontal drillholes” in Energies, a peer-reviewed open-access journal of energy-related scientific research, technology development,

Jim Hamilton, Tim Frazier, and Joe Payer presented at the International High-Level Radioactive Waste Management this April about community and stakeholder engagement, the Deep Isolation solution, and corrosion resistant alloy canisters respectively.

Rod Baltzer presented the Deep Isolation solution on Wednesday, April 11, at the World Nuclear Fuel Cycle co-organized by Nuclear Energy Institute and World Nuclear Association in Miami, Florida.

Christine Legere reports in the Cape Cod Times about Deep Isolation and its solution for disposing of nuclear waste.

Felix Todd asks Liz Muller questions about Deep Isolation, the severity of the nuclear waste disposal problem and what governments around the world can do to better solve this issue.

March 6, 2019, COO Rod Baltzer Will Present Innovation for the Storage and Disposal of High-Level Waste and Spent Nuclear Fuel at the annual Waste Management Symposium in Phoenix AZ Phoenix, AZ – Deep Isolation, a leading innovator in nuclear waste disposal solutions, will present their solution for spent nuclear fuel disposal at the 45th annual

Rod Baltzer presented the Deep Isolation approach in the WM Symposia’s Wednesday session, High-Level Radioactive Wastes, Spent Nuclear Fuel/Used Nuclear Fuel.

Liz Muller, CEO of Deep Isolation shared details in a 1-hour webinar about our recent technology demonstration conducted on January 16, 2019. Liz discussed this first of its kind test and its significance to our patented nuclear waste disposal solution followed by a Q&A session.

Rod Baltzer presented the Deep Isolation solution at the USNIC Quarterly Members Meeting in Washington, DC.

On January 16, 2019, Deep Isolation hosted a first-of-its-kind technical demonstration that revealed how patented design and technology combined with mature drilling techniques brings new options for nuclear waste disposal.

In Forbes Energy, James Conca writes about the Deep Isolation demonstration and how drilling technology can be used to dispose of nuclear waste safely at a much lower cost than existing strategies.

On Wednesday, January 23rd Liz Muller spoke about Deep Isolation at the Nuclear Energy Tribal Working Group (NETWG) meeting in Crystal City/Arlington, VA. The NETWG explores activities under the authority of the Office of Nuclear Energy (NE), with participation from senior NE advisors and guidance from DOE-NE tribal liaisons.

Rod Baltzer, COO of Deep Isolation spoke about the Deep Isolation solution at the 34th Institute for Nuclear Materials  Management (INMM) Spent Fuel Management Seminar in Alexandria, VA.  In partnership with the U.S. Nuclear Infrastructure Council, the Spent Fuel Seminar provides a forum for the exchange of the newest technical information related to all aspects of spent fuel management.

A California-based private company demonstrated publicly that prototype canisters built for nuclear waste can be successfully placed and retrieved thousands of feet underground. Read the article with a subscription to SpentFUEL.

Berkeley, California-based private company Deep Isolation has successfully placed and then retrieved a prototype nuclear waste canister hundreds of metres underground via a borehole, in a test the company described as the first of its kind.

Rod Baltzer and Zann Aeck share the Deep Isolation approach with Nuclear Engineering International magazine.

Berkeley, CA – On Wednesday 16 January, Deep Isolation, a California-based private company, demonstrated publicly that prototype canisters built for nuclear waste can be successfully placed and retrieved thousands of feet underground. With over 40 observers from multiple countries, attendees included representatives from the U.S. Department of Energy, nuclear and oil & gas industry professionals,