Number of application for nuclear credits could delay rollout, DOE says

By ExchangeMonitor

With less than a month left for nuclear plant operators to apply for the Department of Energy’s civil nuclear credits program, the agency is leaving open the possibility that it will need extra time to review submissions, a spokesperson said Monday. Although…

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