NRC Approves Holtec’s Oyster Creek Licence Termination Plan

Company wants to redevelop former New Jersey site with SMR units

NRC Approves Holtec’s Oyster Creek Licence Termination Plan
The Oyster Creek nuclear power plant has been under decommissioning by Holtec since its shutdown in 2018. Image courtesy Holtec.

The US Nuclear Regulatory Commission has approved Holtec’s license termination plan for the Oyster Creek nuclear power station in New Jersey, setting out the roadmap for the final phase of decommissioning at a site the company wants to redevelop with four SMR-300 units.

Holtec said decommissioning and dismantling work at Oyster Creek is more than halfway complete. The company said the NRC approval reflects work by its engineering, radiation protection, environmental services, licensing, security and other teams.

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