Holtec, Entergy ink agreement to explore advanced reactor deployment

National utility Entergy is considering working with Holtec International to build advanced nuclear reactors at existing generation sites, the nuclear services company announced this week.
Entergy and Holtec have entered into a memorandum of agreement under which…

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