NRC approves 40-year license for Holtec to store spent nuclear fuel in New Mexico

Tuesday, May 9, 2023

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission on Tuesday licensed Holtec International to operate a consolidated interim storage facility for spent nuclear fuel in New Mexico, agency documents show.
The proposed facility, which Jupiter, Fla.-based Holtec calls HI-STORE, may…

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NRC approves 40-year license for Holtec to store spent nuclear fuel in New Mexico

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