December 16, 1999
Richardson Announces Nation’s Electricity Providers Report 100% Y2K Readiness
December 15, 1999
Gail Marcus Named Principal Deputy Director of DOE's Nuclear Energy Programs
December 15, 1999
DOE's Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory and the Republic of Korea Collaborate on Nuclear Fuel Testing System
December 1, 1999
Richardson, Adamov Demonstrate Video Link to Exchange Y2K Information Between U.S., Russian Agencies
December 1, 1999
Richardson Statement on USEC Decision
November 29, 1999
DOE Safety and Health Oversight Team Begins
Review at Portsmouth Plant
November 19, 1999
From Maine to Moscow, Energy Department Takes
Active Role Toward Y2K-Readiness
November 16, 1999
Richardson to Close Brookhaven Research Reactor
November 4, 1999
Energy Department Observes Russian
Nuclear Power Plant Y2K Drill
November 1, 1999
DOE Releases Accelerator Transmutation Of Waste Report
October 20, 1999
Investigation Team Issues its Final Report on Paducah
October 12, 1999
Department of Energy Plans Next Step To Address Nation's Civilian Nuclear Research and Technology Development
September 29, 1999
Past Recycled Uranium Programs Under Review as Energy Department Investigation Continues
September 27, 1999
Energy Department Investigation Team Seeks Health and Safety Help from Paducah Plant Workers
September 16, 1999
Richardson Announces Health Initiative for Paducah Workers
September 14, 1999
Preliminary Observations and Corrective Actions on Paducah Site Announced
September 10, 1999
DOE Completes Safety Stand Down at Paducah Site
September 3, 1999
DOE Investigation Team Completes Initial Visit to Paducah Site
August 18, 1999
Secretary Richardson Decides Next Step in the Future of FFTF
August 12, 1999
Energy Department Launches In-depth Investigation of Paducah Plant
August 8, 1999
Statement by U.S. Secretary of Energy Bill Richardson on the Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant
August 5, 1999
Energy Department Announces Decision on Long-Term Management and Use of Depleted Uranium Hexafluoride
July 23, 1999
Energy Department Awards 20 Nuclear Engineering Education Grants to 15 Universities
July 6, 1999
DOE Plans Future of Depleted Uranium Hexafluoride
June 23, 1999
Department of Energy Awards $6 Million Grant To Paducah Area
Community Reuse Organization
June 1999
Demand for Medical Isotopes Projected to Grow Dramatically
May 19, 1999
Secretary Richardson Names Beverly Cook as
Manager of the Idaho Operations Office
May 18, 1999
DOE Invests $19 Million in Collaborative Research to Address Key Issues Affecting Long-Term Use of Nuclear Energy
May 04, 1999
Richardson Announces Initiation of Program Plan for the Fast Flux Test Facility
April 22, 1999
Energy Department Releases Study
of Alternative for Management and Use of Depleted Uranium Hexafluoride
March 22, 1999
Decision to Remain at DOE Mound Site
March 5, 1999
Energy Department Seeks Industry Input into Plan to Convert Nuclear Material to a More Environmentally Benign Form.
January 21, 1999 January 11, 1999
Yttrium-90 Isotope Used For Treating Brain Cancer
DOE Receives Report on Electric Industry’s Y2K Readiness
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