Spent Fuel Transport Worries Could Impact Storage Schedule: NAC CEO

Friday, April 1, 2016

An industry executive agreed Wednesday that concerns over transportation of spent nuclear fuel could impact the Department of Energy’s deadlines for moving that material into consolidated interim storage.
The department in December rolled out plans for operation…

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Spent Fuel Transport Worries Could Impact Storage Schedule: NAC CEO

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