Right now, nuclear waste is put in stainless steel containers and sealed in a concrete structure called a dry cask. Dry casks are, by all accounts, remarkably safe. If they’re undisturbed ...

If the Trump administration is serious about energizing the American Golden Age, there’s an obvious path forward.

The decades-long struggle to find a permanent place to dispose of nuclear waste will continue, probably for many years to come.

Separately, Holtec International, a nuclear engineering services company, proposed a below-ground storage facility for dry ...

LACEY -- Concrete and metal storage casks that hold decades worth of highly radioactive, used fuel rods from the former Oyster Creek nuclear plant can be taxed, New Jersey's Tax Court ruled this week.

In 2021, Doosan became the first Korean company to export used fuel storage casks to the USA, supplying five sets of a vertical concrete cask to the Three Mile Island nuclear power plant in ...

Right now, nuclear plants store their waste on site ... waste that would be sent to a temporary storage site. "It's concrete casks with eraser tip pieces of metal that are cooling down." ...

ROWE — Yankee Rowe hasn’t generated power in 33 years, but Eversource is still warning investors that 127 tons of spent fuel and radioactive waste entombed within 16 concrete casks at the site ...

Seabrook Station earns a passing safety grade from the NRC, but concerns over Trump regulatory changes and concrete ...

Nuclear weapons production and dismantling ... rods and other radioactive waste is temporarily stored in steel and concrete casks at 76 different reactors in 34 states, and piling up.

“That nuclear plant’s going to be in pretty ... The spent fuel rods are encased in concrete casks designed to withstand natural disasters. They are kept in what is called the plant’s ...