U.S. Secretary of Energy Chris Wright visited Holtec International's Palisades Nuclear Power Plant today, celebrating the extraordinary progress toward America's First Nuclear Comeback.
In a remarkable demonstration of technical ingenuity and precision manufacturing, Holtec has successfully recovered the tilted fuel assembly at its Palisades Nuclear Power Plant using a purpose-built Fuel Movement Device conceived, engineered, manufactured, and delivered by the company in just two weeks.
The PSAR provides the NRC with detailed technical and safety information supporting Holtec’s application to construct Pioneer 1 & 2, two planned SMR-300 small modular reactors at the Palisades site in Covert Township, Michigan.
Holtec’s Palisades Nuclear Power Plant continues to perform the work necessary to return the plant to safe and reliable operation, including fuel-loading-related activities, plant testing and restoration, and preparations for the next stages of startup. This Holtec Highlights issue summarizes the present status.
We would like to inform our customers, contractors, suppliers and other interested stakeholders that, following discussion with our banking syndicate, we have decided to postpone our initial public offering at this time.
Approval advances support of excavation, cutoff-wall, and ground-improvement activities at the Palisades Energy Center
Holtec Nuclear Corporation today announced the launch of the roadshow for its proposed initial public offering (the "proposed offering") of 50,000,000 shares of its Class A common stock.
We are thrilled to announce that Palisades began the process for loading nuclear fuel into the plant's reactor vessel this morning, marking a historic milestone as America’s first shuttered nuclear power plant begins its step-by-step return to active power generation.
The HI-TEST facility is designed to quantify performance margins in the SMR-300 plant for potential future power uprating.
Shortage of cooling water is becoming a growing threat to continued operation of riverside power plants.