NRC cans utility request to resume work on withdrawn Diablo Canyon license renewal; considering regulatory exemption

By ExchangeMonitor

California’s last nuclear power plant must start its federal relicensing process anew, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission said this week, derailing its operator’s plan to put huge chunks of bailout money to quick work via a regulatory shortcut. In 2022, Diablo…

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