NRC renews Hatch nuclear license in under a year

By ExchangeMonitor

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission said Friday it has renewed the license for the Hatch Nuclear Plant in Baxley, Ga.,in under 12 months..
The Edwin Hatch nuclear plant, owned by Southern Company subsidiary Georgia Power, received its second license renewal.
According…

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