DOE Signs Deal to Explore Processing German HEU at H-Canyon

Kenneth Fletcher
WC Monitor
5/2/2014
Moving ahead with potentially processing German experimental spent fuel at the Savannah River Site’s H-Canyon, the Department of Energy recently signed a statement of intent with the German government to examine the…

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