From the Blog

Cleanup crews have placed the final layer of a special soil forming the ideal foundation for two new cells being constructed at the On-Site Waste Disposal Facility at the Portsmouth Site. July 22, 2025

First responders at the Hanford Site have a new radio system that makes it easier to communicate and improves site safety during emergencies. July 22, 2025

Marian Jandel at the University of Massachusetts Lowell is obtaining precise nuclear data measurements to advance our knowledge of neutron reactions.

The Cybersecurity for Energy Resilience Summit (CyFERS) in Salt Lake City brought more than 80 attendees representing 40 states together to bolster critical partnerships across state agencies, the energy sector, and DOE’s national laboratories.

OSBP Quarterly Newsletter covering Q3 FY 2025 DOE small business activities and achievements.

Efforts to recover critical minerals from coal ash are opening the door for new partnerships, business models, and regional investment.

In a unique collaboration, the Oak Ridge Office of Environmental Management and contactor UCOR recently assisted one of the largest companies locating at the East Tennessee Technology Park, helping keep a key energy project on track. July 15, 2025

Leaders from the Portsmouth Paducah Project Office (PPPO) met with representatives from the Kentucky Nuclear Energy Development Authority (KNEDA) during their first visit to the Paducah Site. July 15, 2025

Teams from the offices of Environmental Management and Nuclear Energy recently collaborated on a demonstration of new equipment to seal spent nuclear fuel into a safe, transportable “road ready” system for future shipment out of Idaho. July 15, 2025

Progress by the U.S. Department of Energy Office of Environmental Management to drive down risks and build new opportunities for communities and the nation takes center stage at this year’s National Cleanup Workshop. July 15, 2025