DOE Interim Storage RFI Won’t Solve Spent Fuel Problem, Industry Group Warns

By Benjamin Weiss

SUMMERLIN, NEV. — The Department of Energy’s plan to conduct market research about siting a federal interim spent fuel storage facility might amount to nothing if industry and spent fuel host communities do not raise a ruckus around it, a trade group executive…

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