Massachusetts Says it Has Right to Intervene in Pilgrim Plant License Transfer

By ExchangeMonitor

The commonwealth of Massachusetts this week forcefully pushed back against the suggestion that it not be given party status in the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission review of the license transfer application for the Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station. Power company…

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