Urenco USA Wants to Scrap Nuclear License Condition 14
Published Date: 1/29/2025
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Louisiana Energy Services, also known as Urenco USA, wants to change their nuclear materials license by removing a specific rule called License Condition 14. This change affects how they operate their National Enrichment Facility and could simplify their license terms. The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is reviewing this request, which might speed up operations without extra costs.
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