Redesigned IWTU Component Slated for Tests; Still no Timetable on Startup

By ExchangeMonitor

A redesigned version of the large screw-like component designed to break up chunks of solid waste in the troubled Integrated Waste Treatment Unit (IWTU) in Idaho will undergo testing from November to January, the Energy Department announced Thursday. The so-called…

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