Hanford’s clean energy role will chiefly be landlord

By ExchangeMonitor

The Department of Energy’s nuclear cleanup office would mostly stay hands-off off any clean energy generation that comes to the Hanford Site in Washington state, an official said Tuesday. DOE’s Hanford office will be “limited to being a good landlord”…

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