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Walsh officially sworn in as EM-1

Tim Walsh, a combat veteran and real estate developer, was officially sworn in by Secretary of Energy Chris Wright Thursday to lead the Department of Energy’s roughly $8-billion-dollar nuclear cleanup…

By Wayne Barber

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Idaho lab’s IWTU to remain offline into 2026

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Portsmouth, Paducah union reps troubled by shutdown limbo

By Wayne Barber

DNFSB authority reduced with only one member

By Wayne Barber

DNFSB praises former Acting Chair Summers

By Staff Reports

New Mexico should not hold up out-of-state shipments to WIPP, ECA says

By Wayne Barber

First few canisters filled at Hanford’s Waste Treatment Plant

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With Griffith out, Fitzsimmons becomes acting undersecretary of energy

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Wrap Up: Centrus plans earnings call; Bill highlights reactor decom $$; BWXT hires Canada gov VP; more

By Staff Reports

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Idaho lab’s IWTU to remain offline into 2026

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Already offline for most of 2025, the Integrated Waste Treatment Unit (IWTU) at the Department of Energy’s Idaho National Laboratory, will remain out of service until early 2026, a DOE spokesperson said this week. After DOE and Amentum-led contractor Idaho Environmental…

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