IWTU to resume ops in March but DNFSB says problems remain, DOE seeks higher output

By Wayne Barber

The cleanup contractor at the Department of Energy’s Idaho National Laboratory will need to treat about twice as much sodium-bearing waste annually as it did during 2023 in order to meet the agency’s target for the new Integrated Waste Treatment Unit, an advisory…

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By Wayne Barber
IWTU to resume ops in March but DNFSB says problems remain, DOE seeks higher output

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