Fuel cycle plants at this site, as listed in the IAEA Nuclear Fuel Cycle Facilities Database: what each plant does, its scale and design capacity, the years it operated, its current status and who operates it.
1 facility: 1 decommissioning.
Facility
Type
Scale
Design Capacity
Operated
Status
Operator
RMI Extrusion Plant
Fuel Fabrication (U Pellet, Pin, FA)
Commercial
0 t HM/year
1962–1988
Decommissioning
RMI Titanium Company
Source: IAEA Nuclear Fuel Cycle Facilities Database (NFCFDB), as of 2026-10-13.
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41.899, -80.7932
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Written by NukeWorker from public records: facts that do not change. Operator, status and capacity come from the live data elsewhere on this page. Sources: DOE Legacy Management: Ashtabula, Ohio, Site Fact Sheet; EECAP: Reactive Metals.
The Ashtabula site is a former uranium metal extrusion plant in Ashtabula, Ohio, operated by Reactive Metals, Inc. (RMI) under contract to the Atomic Energy Commission and its successor, the Department of Energy.
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The plant opened in 1962, after Atomic Energy Commission extrusion work at Bridgeport Brass in Adrian, Michigan ended in 1961 and much of its work moved to RMI. It extruded depleted, normal and slightly enriched uranium into fuel and target elements for the Hanford and Savannah River production reactors. Uranium billets came from Fernald, Ohio, and Weldon Spring, Missouri. A small wastewater evaporation pond on the property was closed in 1984. Production ended in 1988, and decontamination and decommissioning work was completed in November 2006.
