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Washington
Washington’s hydroelectric power industry is the largest in the Nation and generates more power each year than any other state’s entire renewable energies program. Washington is also home to the Grand Coulee Dam, the largest concrete structure in the U.S. As home to DOE’s Hanford Site, Washington also played a critical role during the Manhattan Project in winning World War II and the Cold War. Washington is also home to the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, one of 10 Department of Energy national laboratories that support the DOE science mission. |
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Latest News
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12.18.08 ::
DOE Awards Supercomputer Access to Cutting-Edge Projects
12.18.08 ::
DOE Awards Sixteen Contracts for up to $80 Billion in Energy Efficiency, Renewable Energy, and Water Conservation Projects at Federal Facilities
12.03.08 ::
DOE Cites Bechtel National Inc. for Price-Anderson Violations
11.26.08 ::
Agencies Publish Final Environmental Impact Statement on Energy Corridor Designation in the West
11.19.08 ::
Atlantic Green Intelligence Forum
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| 02.05.09 - 02.06.09 |
Hanford Advisory Board Mtg. |
Kennewick, WA |
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| 09.03.08 |
DOE Selects Mission Support Alliance, LLC for Mission Support Contract at its Hanford Site |
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| 11.08.07 |
Agencies Publish Draft Environmental Impact Statement on Energy Transport Corridor Designations in 11 Western States |
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