Idaho Cleanup Project

Idaho Cleanup Project Welcome to the official Facebook profile of the Idaho Cleanup Project. Of the 52 reactors, four remain in operation. Department of Energy at the INL site.

The 890 square-mile Idaho National Laboratory Site (INL), located in southeastern Idaho, was first established in 1952 as the National Reactor Testing Station. The original mission of the INL site was to develop and test civilian and defense nuclear reactor technologies and manage spent nuclear fuel. Fifty-two reactors — most of them first of a kind — were built at the site, including the Navy’s f

irst prototype nuclear propulsion plant. Today, the site's mission is focused on environmental cleanup. The Idaho Environmental Coalition, LLC, is the cleanup contractor performing work for the U.S.

Teams Collaborate to Demolish Glovebox at Idaho National Laboratory Site"A successful partnership at the Idaho National ...
06/24/2026

Teams Collaborate to Demolish Glovebox at Idaho National Laboratory Site

"A successful partnership at the Idaho National Laboratory (INL) Site resulted in the safe and efficient deactivation, decommissioning and demolition of a glovebox at the Analytical Research Laboratories in the Materials and Fuels Complex."

Learn more: https://idahoenvironmental.com/Newsroom/

🌟 This week’s   features Weston "Wes" Crane! 🌟Wes comes to work early, stays late or shows up on weekends to support the...
06/22/2026

🌟 This week’s features Weston "Wes" Crane! 🌟

Wes comes to work early, stays late or shows up on weekends to support the project as needed. He consistently puts in extra effort and works closely with other organizations to support employee and project needs.

Wes manages the crews and supervisors daily to ensure the work is being performed properly, safely and efficiently. He also sees that any Union questions or concerns are properly addressed.

Happy Father's Day!
06/21/2026

Happy Father's Day!

06/17/2026

Environmental Management Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary Joel Bradburne visited the Integrated Waste Treatment Unit, used nuclear fuel storage operations at INTEC, and legacy reactor demolition sites and saw the workforce advancing cleanup milestones that are opening the door to new nuclear opportunities.

“The milestones they achieve today not only ensure protection tomorrow but open the door to many new opportunities at the Idaho Cleanup Project to advance the nuclear renaissance.”

Idaho Team Inspires Next Generation to Protect Natural Resources"Idaho Cleanup Project team members recently joined fede...
06/17/2026

Idaho Team Inspires Next Generation to Protect Natural Resources

"Idaho Cleanup Project team members recently joined federal, state and local entities to host interactive stations at the 2026 Idaho Falls Water Festival."

Learn more: https://idahoenvironmental.com/Newsroom/

Idaho achievements are helping fuel America's new nuclear energy era.
06/16/2026

Idaho achievements are helping fuel America's new nuclear energy era.

The U.S. Department of Energy's Office of Environmental Management mission is expanding from legacy cleanup to laying the foundation for America’s new nuclear energy era. June 9, 2026

🌟 This week’s   features Chris "Ryan" Ogden! 🌟Ryan is an invaluable and integral part of the Advanced Mixed Waste Treatm...
06/15/2026

🌟 This week’s features Chris "Ryan" Ogden! 🌟

Ryan is an invaluable and integral part of the Advanced Mixed Waste Treatment Program Treatment Facility (TF) Management team. He is the Lead for all TF operational maintenance items as well as procedural revision control. His attention to detail ensures project compliance.

Ryan routinely fills various leadership roles across the project and is a key member of the TF Operations Drill Team.

Saving Cost and Time: 3D Printing Propels Robot to Retrieve Waste at Idaho"A 3D printing technology is saving time and t...
06/12/2026

Saving Cost and Time: 3D Printing Propels Robot to Retrieve Waste at Idaho

"A 3D printing technology is saving time and tax dollars while the Idaho Cleanup Project (ICP) makes strides toward retrieving a by-product of used nuclear fuel recycling for disposal."

Learn more: https://idahoenvironmental.com/Newsroom/

06/10/2026

Planning for new nuclear energy is happening right now in Idaho.

The Department of Energy recently approved the conceptual design for a new used nuclear fuel staging facility at the Idaho National Laboratory Site — a 15,000-square-foot structure that will hold safely packaged fuel canisters as they await permanent shipment out of state.

Expected to be complete between 2030 and 2032, this facility is a direct investment in America's nuclear fuel cycle.

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