A Wisconsin company is using fusion technology to beat supply chain bottlenecks

SHINE Technologies in Janesville, Wisconsin, is revolutionizing the supply chain by developing the nation's first domestic molybdenum-99 facility, funded by a $263 million Department of Energy loan. This move aims to reduce dependency on overseas suppliers, crucial for producing essential medical isotopes used in nuclear medicine. By bringing production back to the U.S., SHINE Technologies not only addresses current supply chain disruptions but also ensures a more resilient and secure medical supply network in the future. This initiative highlights the potential of fusion technology to solve significant national challenges.