SRS Coal Ash Project Completed $9M Cheaper Than Expected

By Staff Reports

A major coal ash cleanup project at the Department of Energy’s Savannah River Site in South Carolina was completed this month, more than a year ahead of schedule and for about $9 million less than the original $74 million estimate. The agency said in a press…

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