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Commission reviews draft moratorium on certain nuclear power systems, sets resolution for publication
Summary
A commissioner circulated a draft resolution placing a moratorium on specified nuclear power systems (defined in the draft) and said it would be published and effective through Dec. 31, 2026; the motion to adopt the draft was seconded during new business.
During new business a commissioner distributed a draft resolution proposing a moratorium on certain "nuclear power systems," defined in the draft as facilities that produce electricity from heat created when atoms are split, whether above- or below-ground. The draft states the moratorium would run concurrently with an existing moratorium and be effective until Dec. 31, 2026.
The commissioner asked for discussion and the motion to adopt the resolution was seconded. The commission did not read a final resolution number aloud during the discussion; the draft language and effective date were the primary items placed on the record and the resolution was to be published in the paper per the sponsor's statement. Staff and commissioners indicated any needed amendments could follow after publication.
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