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Workers at EM’s Idaho Site are upgrading a hot cell in the New Waste Calcining Facility at the Idaho Nuclear Technology and Engineering Center.

Hanford Site workers removed waste from the 324 Building’s airlock so they can eventually clear out contaminated soil from beneath the building.

EM relies on new technologies to address challenging deactivation and decommissioning (D&D) projects.

The Advanced Manufacturing Office (AMO) and the private sector build relationships through public-private partnerships.

CSLF is a ministerial-level initiative focused on the development of improved, cost-effective technologies for carbon capture and storage

In June 2017, the AMO conducted a review of the technology research and development (R&D) and technical partnerships supported by our office.

DOE released Wednesday the full text of the Fiscal Year (FY) 2018 Congressional Budget Request of $6.5 billion for EM.

Stacy Charboneau outlined initiatives underway or planned to reduce costs and direct more resources to cleanup during the EFCOG annual meeting June 8.

EM is working to expose liquid waste transfer lines to connect the Salt Waste Processing Facility to the liquid waste facilities at the SRS.

The EM Richland Operations Office (RL) is working on interim stabilization efforts for a tunnel that partially collapsed in May.