What To Know About The Cascade Advanced Energy Facility In Richland
Exciting developments are brewing in Richland, where cutting-edge nuclear technology is set to reshape our energy future.
Department of Energy
DOE Launches Its Own Snake River Dam Study
Earlier this week, the U.S. Department of Energy announced a study on replacing the Lower Snake River Dams. DOE said the Pacific Northwest Regional Energy Planning Project will be an 18-month study, exploring how utilities in Idaho, Washington, Oregon and Montana can deal with future power needs in the event that the Snake River dams are removed. The stu...
Washington Senator: Hydrogen Hubs Not Happening Without Dams
Why did the Biden Administration choose this part of the country?
After 4 Years, an Important Hanford-Related Agreement is Settled
The Washington state Department of Ecology announced this week that it will regain direct access to critical federal data about the Hanford Site.
Hanford Advisory Board Seeks New Applicants
Applications will be accepted from September 5th through October 31st for several vacant seats on the board.
Hanford Site: Land Available for Clean Energy Projects
The DOE has launched the first Request for Information (RFI) in hopes of bolstering utility scale carbon pollution free electricity projects.
Siren Testing at Hanford on Thursday, Do You Know What to Do?
What would you do in an actual emergency?
DOE, State Agree to Deal on Leaking Tanks at Hanford
(Richland, WA) -- Both the Washington State Department of Ecology and the U.S. Department of Energy say they have a plan responding to two underground tanks that are leaking radioactive waste.
The DOE admitted that Tank B-109 is leaking the waste into the soil surrounding the tank...