NRC license for DOE’s unbuilt Idaho Spent Fuel Facility lapses

In a sort of paperwork anti-milestone, the Department of Energy last week asked the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to terminate a materials license for an unbuilt nuclear fuel handling facility once planned for Butte County, Idaho.
“The decision has been made…

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