Read on 29 September 2026: Valar's home, Ward 250, Technology, Mission, Careers and Castle Country pages; its Library page (five company posts plus media links); and the Ward 250 Nuclear Safety Design Agreement and QA Program Description in its 'Public Documents' folder. None mentions Wellington, the Trust Lands lease, Section 16 or a Carbon County campus; on the Castle Country page 'Carbon' appears in its 'Carbon & Emery County' headings and history and as a partner logo (extends mine-020). The company does state its general plan there: 'Valar Atomics is building America's first nuclear gigasites', which it describes as energy campuses powered by fleets of reactors, without naming a location. The same page says 'Our doors remain open through tours, town halls and straight answers.' The only Valar statements about the Carbon site found are its staff's remarks to the Trust Lands board (mine-018, mine-033) and to the Carbon County Commission, whose 19 August minutes do not name the site (mine-013).

• Castle Country | Valar Atomics (Valar Atomics) primary company “Our doors remain open through tours, town halls and straight answers.”
• Library | Valar Atomics (Valar Atomics) primary company
• Ward250 San Rafael Facility Quality Assurance Program Description (Document 100474, Rev. 02) (Valar Atomics, 2025-10) primary company
• Ward250 Nuclear Safety Design Agreement (Document 100403, Rev. 02) (Valar Atomics, 2025-10) primary company
• Castle Country | Valar Atomics (Valar Atomics) primary company “Valar Atomics is building America's first nuclear gigasites”