Sweden’s nuclear fuel management company SKB has received permission by authorities to increase the amount of spent nuclear fuel to be stored in the Clab intermediate repository at Oskarshamn, the company said.
A statement said that the Swedish Land and Environment Court allowed SKB to increase intermediate storage at the facility from 8,000 tonnes to 11,000 tonnes of spent fuel.
A statement said that the Swedish Land and Environment Court allowed SKB to increase intermediate storage at the facility from 8,000 tonnes to 11,000 tonnes of spent fuel.
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