Westinghouse exec says industry still learning from Japan incident

Westinghouse exec says industry still learning from Japan incident
The nuclear industry continues to study the lessons learned from the Fukushima Daiichi incident in Japan, said Tim Collier, vice president and managing director of Westinghouse China. The industry welcomes further oversight and interest in its operations following the incident, and it is responding to the challenges of improving its transparency and accessibility to government officials and the public. "As more lessons are learned, we expect to build on the existing design features to make the design even safer," Collier said. China Daily (Beijing)