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Federal regulators have lessened the severity of their warning about cracks discovered in a backup emergency fuel line at a South Carolina nuclear plant.

JENKINSVILLE (AP) - Federal regulators have lessened the severity of their warning about cracks discovered in a backup emergency fuel line at a South Carolina nuclear plant. The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission downgraded its preliminary …

27 Dec 23  https://www.thestate.com/news/local/environment/article283528323.html The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission has toned down concerns it had raised about a safety system at the V.C. Summer power plant northwest of Columbia — but the agency says it will keep an eye on the facility. After hearing from Dominion Energy, the federal oversight agency recently reduced a “yellow’’…

Federal regulators have lessened the severity of their warning about cracks discovered in a backup emergency fuel line at a South Carolina nuclear plant northwest of the state capital.

Federal regulators have lessened the severity of their warning about cracks discovered in a backup emergency fuel line at a South Carolina nuclear plant.

Federal regulators have lessened the severity of their warning about cracks discovered in a backup emergency fuel line at a South Carolina nuclear plant northwest of the state capital VOA News, By The Associated Press, December 30, 2023 JENKINSVILLE, S.C. -- Federal regulators have lessened the severity of their warning about cracks discovered in a backup emergency…

Federal regulators have lessened the severity of their warning about cracks discovered in a backup emergency fuel line at a South Carolina nuclear plant northwest of the state capital. The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission downgraded its preliminary “yellow” warning for V.C. Summer Nuclear Station issued this October to a final “white" one after owner and operator Dominion Energy showed its generator could still run for six hours in an emergency, the agency announced ...

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Regulators changed their warning after Dominion Energy showed its generator could still run for six hours in an emergency.

The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission says it was too hard on a South Carolina nuclear plant about 20 years of nuclear safety issues