Start of third run at Hanford TSCR now expected in 2023; DOE seeks to answer safety board questions

By Wayne Barber

The Department of Energy expects it will be early 2023 before an Amentum-led contractor starts pretreating its third batch of low-level radioactive tank waste at the Hanford Site in Washington state.
An ongoing planned outage could take a few more months, a DOE…

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