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Holtec seeks PSC approval for Indian Point asset transfer amid local scrutiny

1 report, 1 independent Updated Wed 00:00
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Holtec International is seeking approval from the New York State Public Service Commission to transfer certain decommissioning assets and liabilities to an affiliate known as DEAMCO. This corporate restructuring is tied to the decommissioning of the former Indian Point nuclear power plant. Holtec states that the reorganization will not affect Westchester residents, taxpayers, or ratepayers.

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Critics, including Riverkeeper, argue that the transfer limits Holtec's liability regarding decommissioning issues and potential fund shortfalls. Westchester County Executive Ken Jenkins has urged the Public Service Commission to reject the proposal unless additional protections are put in place for taxpayers and the cleanup process.

From news12.com

Who's involved

  • Westchester CountyCounty government whose taxpayers and residents are concerned about the financial protections of the proposal.
  • New York State Public Service CommissionThe state regulatory body reviewing the asset transfer and liability shift proposal.
  • RiverkeeperAn environmental advocate raising concerns about decommissioning safeguards and liability.
  • Ken JenkinsThe County Executive who has urged the Public Service Commission to reject the proposal.

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