Final Regulatory Approval Given for Crystal River Plant Decommissioning

By Chris Schneidmiller

Florida’s Public Service Commission (PSC) on Aug. 18 provided the last regulatory approval needed for expedited decommissioning of the retired Crystal River nuclear power plant. Following a 14-month review by the PSC, the five-member panel discussed the matter…

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