# Project Omega raises $80 million for nuclear fuel recycling and expeditionary power The B Capital-led round will fund X Series manufacturing and the start of nuclear fuel recycling facility construction, with defense among the company's target markets. Published 2026-11-10 by TGOs. Canonical: https://tgos.io/news/2026/11/10/project-omega-raises-80-million-for-nuclear-fuel-recycling/ Project Omega announced Nov. 9 that it raised $80 million in Series A financing led by B Capital.[1] The round included noa VC, 645 Ventures and existing investors.[1] The company plans to use the money to advance X Series technology and manufacturing and begin construction of a nuclear fuel recycling facility.[1] The funding will also support a pilot facility for domestic isotope recovery and feedstock production.[1] Omega has launched the X Series, modular expeditionary power systems that integrate battery storage and generators.[1] The company says their control system will allow solar and wind power initially, with isotope power to follow in the future.[1] Its long-duration power development includes radiovoltaic systems, which convert radioisotope decay directly into electricity.[1] Omega says the technology will provide persistent power for equipment including sensors, autonomous systems and undersea platforms where recharging, battery replacement or human access is difficult or impossible.[1] The company says its recycling process recovers isotopes such as strontium-90.[1] It also reports demonstrating stable electrical current from strontium-90 at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory and further developing radioisotope power systems through the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency's Rads to Watts program.[1] Omega says it advanced its recycling technology with Idaho National Laboratory through the Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy's CURIE program.[1] ## Why it matters Omega is directing capital toward both fuel recycling and power-system manufacturing, with its first products designed for defense, space and remote operations beyond conventional grids.[1] Isotope integration in the X Series remains a future step, and the company plans to disclose further facility details in the coming months.[1] ## Sources 1. Project Omega, "Project Omega Raises $80 Million to Build Nuclear Refineries for the Next Industrial Revolution," Nov. 9, 2026