Waste Shipment Deal Between Idaho, DOE Won’t Be Executed Quickly

By Wayne Barber

It could be well into 2020 before the U.S. Department of Energy can begin shipping spent fuel from the Byron nuclear power plant in Illinois to DOE’s Idaho National Laboratory. Likewise, it will probably take years before all the lab transuranic waste covered…

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Energy Nominee Brouillette Fields Senate Committee Questions

By Dan Leone
Progress Continues on Stopgap Funding, 'Skinny' NDAA

By Dan Leone
Waste Shipment Deal Between Idaho, DOE Won’t Be Executed Quickly

By Wayne Barber
Advisory Board: DOE End-State Contracting Needs Clarity, Proper Staffing

By Wayne Barber
DOE’s Idaho Cleanup Chief Takes Over Biz Center

By Staff Reports
DOE Seeking Low-Level Waste Treatment Vendors

By Staff Reports
Two Major DOE Contractors Resist Updated Whistleblower Protections

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Wrap Up: National Academies Panel Extends Comment Deadline for Hanford Report

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Correction

By Staff Reports