NRC Considers Three-Year Cycle for Spent-Fuel Storage Inspections

By ExchangeMonitor

A working group of staff at the Nuclear Regulatory Commission has recommended downshifting the standard schedule for inspections of spent reactor fuel storage pads from roughly every two years to three years. That was the No. 1 recommendation in the draft final…

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