Industry Rep Ponders Whether Spent Fuel Storage Requires DOE Involvement

By Chris Schneidmiller

A case could be made for arranging the transport and temporary storage of U.S. commercial spent nuclear reactor fuel without involving the Department of Energy, according to a senior representative for the nuclear industry trade group. However, key stakeholders…

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