The December episode of Energycast features how UCOR Project Manager Brian Hutson’s questioning attitude is saving taxpayers $16 million and accelerating one of the largest demolitions at the Y-12 National Security Complex by a year and a half. In other news, DOE and the Environmental Protection Agency determined that nearly half of the federally owned…
UCOR representatives recently attended the Scarboro Affordable Housing groundbreaking ceremony. This project will create more than 100 new affordable housing units in the Scarboro community, located just miles from UCOR’s campus. This initiative, part of a $64 million development, includes the renovation of existing public housing units and is a response to the community’s housing…
UCOR’s Rising Senior Leaders had a ladies’ night out at the Children’s Museum of Oak Ridge (CMOR) 2025 Gala, Navigating the Tennessee River: Full STEAM Ahead!. Since 2002, the Gala has been the major fundraising event for the CMOR. Sponsorships provide critical support for the Museum’s daily operations–things that grants can’t or won’t fund. The…
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If you’ve spent any time outside today, you likely noticed how gusty the winds are. A wind advisory is in effect until 5 p.m. Gusts can reach up to 35 mph. The winds will start calming down a bit after 5 p.m., ushering in cooler weather. Temperatures will drop to 32 tonight, and the high…
