Local Firms Win Energy Grants for Nuclear Recycling Plans
Savannah River National Laboratory and EnergySolutions share about 1.43 million of 10 million in Global Nuclear Energy Partnership grants to study future power plants. SANL will work at Savannah River Site and EnergySolutions at Barnwell County high level waste facility, with 90 day studies and a May 30 report.
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Savannah River National Laboratory
Economic Development Partnership
Aiken
Edgefield
EnergySolutions
Global Nuclear Energy Partnership
America
SANL
Savannah River
Barnwell County
DOE
Nuclear Energy
Dennis Spurgeon
Spurgeon
Barnwell
Savannah River Site eyed for GNEP facilities funding
The Savannah River Site is highlighted as an appealing location for a Global Nuclear Energy Partnership project due to existing land characterization and infrastructure. Officials say less new work and lower funding are needed there, with energy, environment and regional groups backing the choice amid broader awards to other sites like Idaho, Hanford, Paducah and Roswell.
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Savannah River
Jack Herrmann
Washington Government
Washington Savannah River Company
SRS
Herrmann
E. Preston Rahe
Washington Group
Energy & Environment
Aiken
Rahe
Eddy Lead Energy Alliance
Idaho National Laboratory
Idaho
Regional Development Alliance, Inc
Morris, Il
General Electric Company
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Tenn
Community Reuse Organization
East Tennessee
Paducah
StormFest 2007 trains storm spotters in Augusta
WRDW Storm Team 12 hosts StormFest 2007 at Fort Discovery Downtown Augusta on Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon with lunch. Advanced storm spotter training by Steven Naglie and talks by Hope Mizell and David Stooksbury explain weather debates while promoting public safety. RSVP to Adam Clark by email or phone.
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WRDW
Storm Team 12
Fort Discovery
Augusta
Adam Clark
Steven Naglie
South Carolina
Hope Mizell
Georgia State
David Stooksbury
Clark
Adam.clark
CSRA
Adam
Wrdw.com
StormFest
Weather fears cancel Sec. of Energy visit at Savannah River Site
The planned visit by Secretary of Energy Samuel Bodman and NNSA chief Tom D Agostino was postponed due to rain and cold forecast. Officials cited safety for guests and workers with a 70 percent chance of rain and a high of 40 degrees. The TEF opening celebration was deferred with no new date set.
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Savannah River
Samuel W. Bodman
U.S. Department of Energy
Jim Giusti
Giusti
Bodman
Tom D’ Agostino
National Nuclear Security Administration
North Augusta Star to Host Grand Re opening
The North Augusta Star plans a grand re opening and ribbon cutting Monday February 5 at 4 30 p m at the Star office 106 E Buena Vista Ave Directions are available by calling 803 279 2793.
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North Augusta Star
Star Office
E. Buena Vista Ave
MOX stall attempt sputters in Congress
Rep. Gresham Barrett voices dismay as language aimed at delaying the MOX program at Savannah River Site is stripped from a continuing resolution after a Democratic leadership move. He cites national security stakes, costs, and bipartisan help from Rep. Clyburn and Sen. Graham to keep MOX progressing.
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Savannah River
Congress
South Carolina
Rep
Gresham Barrett
Rl.c
Barrett
Haneonae
House
Senate
Lindsey) Graham
MOX
U.S
Russia
Georgia
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Sec. of Energy
D'Agostino
Mo Ver
TEF
NNSA
Tennessee Valley Authority
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