DOE Should Consolidate Research on High-Burnup Fuel Storage, NWTRB Report Says

By ExchangeMonitor

The Department of Energy needs to consolidate its agency-sponsored research on high-burnup spent nuclear fuel storage, the federal government’s nuclear waste panel said in a new report published this week. Although DOE funds “a variety of organizations” and…

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