Strict nuclear rules inhibit SMR deployment, industry witnesses say

By Trey Rorie

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Industry analysts told a subcommittee of the Government Oversight Committee Tuesday that Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) standards are slowing down advanced nuclear deployment. At the same time, a former NRC chairman said stripping NRC…

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