Feds Ordered to Pay Two Utilities $143M for Spent Fuel Storage Costs

By ExchangeMonitor

A federal court has awarded two southern utilities over $143 million for the U.S. government’s continued failure to meet its legal obligation to remove used reactor fuel from their nuclear power facilities. The June 12 ruling from U.S. Court of Federal Claims…

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