Hearing On Spent Fuel Storage License Contention Could be Two Years Away

By ExchangeMonitor

It could be two years before a U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission board holds a hearing in the single contention it allowed against licensing of a consolidated interim storage facility in Texas for spent nuclear power reactor fuel. The anticipated “trigger date”…

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