Lightbridge seeks to license fuel design to multiple vendors, CEO says

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Lightbridge, which is developing a metallic uranium fuel that it says canrnprovide additional power output for reactor operators, is seeking tornsign non-exclusive licensing agreements in 2017 or earlier with fuelrnvendors that would allow them to use the technology, CEO Seth Graernsaid in an interview in November.rnThe company had previously said it expected the agreements inrn2017 or early 2018. Grae said that timetable could be shortened slightly.rn“Based on most active support from some utilities, we expect thatrnmight come in sooner,” he said, saying there was no more detailedrntimeframe available.