Nuclear REFUEL Act modifies the Atomic Energy Act to exclude certain spent nuclear fuel reprocessing from the definition of a production facility.
The Nuclear REFUEL Act amends the Atomic Energy Act of 1954 to redefine the term "production facility." Specifically, it excludes equipment or devices capable of reprocessing spent nuclear fuel without separating plutonium from other transuranic elements from the definition. This change aims to streamline licensing for certain nuclear fuel recycling processes.
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