All safety issues resolved at Oyster Creek, Holtec tells NRC

By ExchangeMonitor

A bevy of safety violations at a New Jersey nuclear power plant under decommissioning have been resolved, the company dismantling the site told the Nuclear Regulatory Commission in a recent letter. Since NRC on Jan. 26 slapped Holtec International with around $50,000…

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