Question of the
Month
If Utah Legislators decide
to build an alternative spent fuel storage facility in southern
Utah (referred to as "Plan B"), does that mean the
Skull Valley facility would not be needed?
No. Our experience has shown
that it can easily take 9-10 years to design, license, and build
a facility. Some PFS member utilities, as well as other nuclear
utilities, need spent fuel storage now. The PFS facility, if
licensed, could be ready in 2005, a good 8-9 years before a "Plan
B" facility could be up and running.
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