DOE Says It Should Keep Clawed-Back MOX Fees

By ExchangeMonitor

The Department of Energy says it should get to keep around $20 million in fees it clawed back from a contractor that failed to build a major nuclear-nonproliferation project in South Carolina on time. The federal agency’s filing in the U.S. Court of Federal…

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