Holtec and Lacey Township Reach Settlement Allowing Decommissioning to Move Forward

By Clare Roth

After months of public dispute and consternation, Lacey Township has reached a settlement with Holtec to allow the company to add more storage casks to its fuel storage pad at the Oyster Creek nuclear plant in New Jersey. The township approved the deal at a planning…

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