Start of conceptual design work nearing for federal interim storage facility, official says

By Dan Leone

PHOENIX — The Department of Energy’s Office of Nuclear Energy could be about a month away from beginning conceptual work on a federally owned interim storage facility, the head of the office said here. The federal interim storage facility could hit the project…

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