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Panel Session 70: Nuclear Power Plant Waste Management, LLRW Processing Issues

Kirshe, Mark·Lewis, Mark·Schulz, Fred·Nolan, Mike·Taylor, George·Johnstone, Gregg·Garber, Dave
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This panel focused on senior utility managers discussing issues with commercial LLW processors. LLW processors had an opportunity to update utilities/NPPs on new or different services or technologies being offered to assist in their radioactive waste management goals, changes to their facility license, revisions to their acceptance guidelines, and emerging compliance issues. Panelists with presentations: UniTech - 'Expanding to Reduce Costs' LLW Processor Update (Gregg Johnstone); Veolia Nuclear Solutions Federal Services - Alaron Nuclear Services (Dave Garber); EnergySolutions Tennessee Processing Facilities (Fred Schulz); Complex Waste Management Issues Services and Treatment Facilities (George M. Taylor)

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Kirshe, Mark, Lewis, Mark, Schulz, Fred, Nolan, Mike, Taylor, George, Johnstone, Gregg, Garber, Dave. 2020-07-01. Panel Session 70: Nuclear Power Plant Waste Management, LLRW Processing Issues. https://www.osti.gov/biblio/23027908

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