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May 06, 2013

Foreign Ownership Could Halt Licensing of South Texas Project Nuclear Reactors
Austin TX (SPX) May 06, 2013
On Tuesday, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission told judges overseeing the licensing case for two proposed South Texas Project reactors that the applicant (NINA) is subject to foreign ownership control or domination requirements and does not meet the provisions of the Atomic Energy Act in this regard. This will help licensing opponents in the hearing that is anticipated this fall. "This NRC notice is great for us as opponents of two proposed reactors at the South Texas Project," said Karen Hadden, e ... read more

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