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[en] The process of converting plutonium metal to plutonium oxide is highlighted. The oxide finds use as fuel in modular helium reactors equipped with a gas turbine, where a majority is spent. The fuel is then removed and placed in an accelerator-controlled subcritical modular helium reactor, where additional neutrons are created by the accelerator beam. The possibility of using plutonium or mixed uranium-plutonium oxides in PWR's is also outlined. (J.B.). 1 fig
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