NRC to Reduce Frequency of Spent-Fuel Storage Inspections

By ExchangeMonitor

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is moving ahead with a set of updates to its oversight of storage pads for spent nuclear fuel, including downshifting the frequency for standard inspections to once every three years. The agency intends this year to complete the…

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