STP Nuclear Operating Company Seeks 20-Year License Extension for South Texas Project Units 1 and 2

Summary

The STP Nuclear Operating Company has received acceptance to proceed with a 20-year license extension for its South Texas Project nuclear units 1 and 2, following a hearing opportunity.

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