EnergySolutions Aims for 2020 Utah Decision on Depleted Uranium License

摘要

EnergySolutions hopes this year to receive a state license to finally begin accepting large amounts of depleted uranium at its radioactive waste disposal facility near Clive, Utah. That would mark the end of a regulatory process that has stretched for more than a decade. State legislation enacted in March 2018 set three requirements for the Salt Lake City-based nuclear services company to dispose of large volumes of depleted uranium at Clive, according to Vern Rogers, EnergySolutions director of regulatory affairs. Management has taken steps to address all three, he said during a June 9 session at the American Nuclear Society strictly virtual annual meeting.