PG&E reports reactor coolant leak at recently-saved Diablo Canyon plant

By ExchangeMonitor

The operator of California’s last nuclear power plant, which just got a new lease on life, said that the facility’s system for managing reactor coolant pressure was leaking, according to a recent letter to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. During an October…

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