Texas Utilities Electric Company Seeks Approval for Facility License Amendment and Hearing Opportunity

Summary

Texas Utilities Electric Company is seeking consideration for an amendment to its facility operating license, which would also involve a determination of no significant hazards and an opportunity for a public hearing.

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