Energy Fuels - White Mesa Mill Open House

White Mesa Mill Open House

Did you know that San Juan County, Utah, is playing a major role in the clean energy revolution? Energy Fuels’ White Mesa Mill is becoming the nation’s clean energy hub, where certain critical materials needed for clean, reliable energy are produced.

Mark your calendar for a special open house event where you can learn about the products, the processes and the people who are making our world a better place.

What:

White Mesa Mill Open House

When:

October 10 – 11

Where:

Energy Fuels White Mesa Mill

6425 S US-191

Blanding, UT 84511

[Coming soon] Schedule

View speakers, explore activities and plan your visit to the White Mesa Mill.

RSVP for the event and sign up for a guided 30-minute tour.

Did you know?

Foods high in potassium are naturally radioactive, including Brazil nuts and bananas, which are among the most radioactive foods eaten by humans.

Did you know?

Uranium’s primary use is for nuclear energy, which is harnessed to generate electrical power with no carbon emissions.

Did you know?

Rare earth elements are used in common household items such as electric vehicles, computers and smartphones, batteries and wind turbines.

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Event FAQs

What kind of event is this?

The White Mesa Mill Open House is an event where you can learn about why the White Mesa Mill is such an important part of the clean energy movement.

See how we produce certain critical materials needed for reliable energy and greenhouse gas reduction, including uranium used for nuclear fuel; vanadium that strengthens steel and is being used in new ‘grid-scale’ battery technologies; and rare earth elements that are fundamental to advanced technologies, including EVs, wind turbines, batteries, and military and defense.

How long should I plan to be there?

Arrive and leave whenever you’d like. To get the most out of the experience, we recommend that you review the agenda to determine which portions of the event you’d like to attend and how long you’d like to stay. Don’t forget to sign up for a guided tour, which will take about 30 minutes to complete. To stay informed on the upcoming agenda and registration, sign up for updates.

Who can tour the White Mesa Mill?

This event is open to anyone, and all are welcome. However, due to safety requirements, mill tours are only available to guests over the age of 18.

If you plan to tour the mill, please wear close-toed shoes and be prepared to engage in light activity (such as standing, walking and using stairs) for about 30 minutes. A safety hat and glasses will be provided.

Where can I find more details?

We are currently finalizing the details of the event, speaker list and related activities. To stay informed, sign up for updates.

What is there to do in the surrounding area?

Southeast Utah is located in a region known for its natural beauty and outdoor recreational opportunities. Here are some things you can do around Blanding:

Visit National Parks and Monuments
Visit Canyonlands and Arches National Parks
Tour Edge of the Cedars State Park Museum
Check out the local Dinosaur Museum
Go hiking or camping
ATV and Off-Roading

For more information, visit the Blanding Visitor Center or check out 101 Ways to Experience San Juan County, Utah.

I’m not from the area. What is the best way to get to the mill?

The White Mesa Mill is located near Blanding, Utah with regular commercial flights available into Cortez, CO (1 ½-hour drive to Blanding), Moab, UT (2-hour drive), Durango, CO (2 ½-hour drive), or Grand Junction, CO (3-hour drive).

Nearby accommodations are available in Blanding, Monticello, and Bluff, Utah.