From the Blog
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August 25, 2020Workers at the Savannah River Site have completed risk reduction and cleanup activities in a building containing residual plutonium.Office of Environmental Management
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August 25, 2020A team of chemists and lab technicians has moved into its permanent home in the Analytical Laboratory.Office of Environmental Management
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August 25, 2020Work crews at the Idaho National Laboratory (INL) Site have completed the installation of a soil cover over a construction debris landfill.Office of Environmental Management
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August 25, 2020A Hanford Site project to stabilize three at-risk underground structures with engineered grout is well underway.Office of Environmental Management
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August 25, 2020The future of cybersecurity was brought to reality at the Savannah River Site with a hardware upgrade that replaced 800 computer network switches.Office of Environmental Management
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August 21, 2020Nuclear power is crucial for ensuring clean, reliable, and affordable power to the American people, and for our national defense strategy.Energy.gov
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August 21, 2020University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Martin Centurion is capturing images of molecules in real time, on a timescale of less than a trillionth of a second.Office of Science
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August 20, 2020Under the Trump Administration, our goal with these grants is to fund promising research and development not available anywhere else in the world.Energy.gov
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August 18, 2020Yesterday, DOE approved CD-4 and Authorization To Operate for the SWPF at SRS, authorizing “hot” or radioactive operations to begin at the facility.Office of Environmental Management
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August 18, 2020Energy Secretary Dan Brouillette had an opportunity last week to see progress being made at the Hanford Site.Office of Environmental Management