DOE nuclear energy core programs down slightly in full-year omnibus spending bill.

By Benjamin Weiss

Thanks to emergency funding from Congress, the Department of Energy’s civilian nuclear power program will get about what the White House asked for in 2023 under a proposed spending plan approved by congressional appropriators this week. The Senate voted 68-to-29…

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