Holtec Violated Regs in Oyster Creek Canister Failure That Contaminated Worker, NRC Says

Friday, May 28, 2021

The company in charge of decommissioning a New Jersey nuclear power plant violated federal safety regulations after an accident involving a spent fuel storage canister caused a site worker to be doused with contaminated water, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission…

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Holtec Violated Regs in Oyster Creek Canister Failure That Contaminated Worker, NRC Says

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