Baltimore Gas & Electric Company Establishes Atomic Safety and Licensing Board

Summary

The Baltimore Gas & Electric Company has established an Atomic Safety and Licensing Board to oversee the safety and licensing of nuclear facilities in Maryland. This new board will be responsible for ensuring the safe operation of nuclear power plants in the state.

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