NRC pushes final licensing decision for Holtec interim storage site to Feb ‘23

By Benjamin Weiss

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has again delayed its final licensing decision for a commercially-operated interim storage facility for spent nuclear fuel proposed for southeast New Mexico, the agency said in a webinar this week. Although NRC said in May that…

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