The Nuclear Energy Institute is seeking to "create a new regulatory paradigm for small reactors," which includes addressing decommissioning expenses, yearly fees and engaging the Nuclear Regulatory Commission in discussions on how to properly regulate such designs, said Paul Genoa, director of policy development at NEI. Fuel testing is also essential in efforts to resolve the regulatory issues with small-reactor projects, especially related to time to market, Genoa added. Idaho Samizdat: Nuclear Notes blog
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Thursday, August 19, 2010
NEI is working to overcome regulatory hurdles for small reactors
The Nuclear Energy Institute is seeking to "create a new regulatory paradigm for small reactors," which includes addressing decommissioning expenses, yearly fees and engaging the Nuclear Regulatory Commission in discussions on how to properly regulate such designs, said Paul Genoa, director of policy development at NEI. Fuel testing is also essential in efforts to resolve the regulatory issues with small-reactor projects, especially related to time to market, Genoa added. Idaho Samizdat: Nuclear Notes blog
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