Holtec exec doubles down on ‘25 timeline for interim storage site despite NRC delay

By Benjamin Weiss

SUMMERLIN, NEV. — Although its Nuclear Regulatory Commission license has been delayed four times now, Holtec International’s proposed interim storage facility for spent nuclear fuel could be up in running in New Mexico, at least partially, by 2025, an executive…

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