Holtec expects NRC approval on CISF by second quarter this year; could be built by 2024

By Benjamin Weiss

PHOENIX — Holtec International’s proposed interim storage facility for spent nuclear fuel could be greenlit by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission in the coming months, the company’s government services lead said here this week. NRC could make a licensing decision…

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