Minor Security Violations at Oyster Creek Spent Fuel Storage Site, NRC Inspection Concludes

By ExchangeMonitor

A New Jersey power plant undergoing decommissioning needs to shore up its spent fuel inventory security procedures, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission found in a recent site inspection. NRC logged three physical security violations at Oyster Creek Nuclear Generating…

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