Quarter of Savannah River Site Assets Over 50 Years Old, Board Told

By Staff Reports

The Department of Energy’s Savannah River Site in South Carolina spends much of its infrastructure money taking care of “aging, old systems” some of which are 70 years old, an agency official told the site’s Citizens Advisory Board Monday. David Bender,…

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