Montana HB623 establishes legislative approval for siting of spent nuclear fuel storage facilities.
Montana HB623 authorizes the siting of temporary spent nuclear fuel storage facilities within the state, provided they are operated on the site of a nuclear power generating facility and store spent nuclear fuel produced by a facility operating within the state. The bill requires legislative approval for such facilities and mandates that the Department of Environmental Quality file a state recommendation with the federal energy regulatory commission or the nuclear regulatory commission.
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