NRC Receives Application to Extend R.E. Ginna Nuclear Plant License
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Constellation Energy is seeking permission to keep the R.E. Ginna Nuclear Power Plant operating for 20 more years after its current license expires on September 18, 2029. The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has received the application and made it available for public review. The notice mainly affects Constellation, nearby communities, energy regulators, and businesses that depend on regional electricity supply. No license extension has been granted yet; this starts the review process and points the public to where the application can be inspected.
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Key Changes
- NRC has received Constellation Energy’s application to renew the R.E. Ginna Nuclear Power Plant license.
- The requested renewal would allow operation for 20 additional years beyond the current license term.
- The application is available for public review through NRC and Regulations.gov channels.