Wind, solar companies among those window-shopping Hanford clean energy potential

By Wayne Barber

About 30 companies, many better known for electric generation than work around the weapons complex, took part in the Department of Energy’s Cleanup to Clean Energy day at the Hanford Site in Washington state, according to data posted after the Sept. 22 gathering. Some…

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