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Program Summary Rept Vol 2,Number 11
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Issue date:	11/17/1978
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i j NOVEMBER 17 1978 Volume 2, No.11 NUREG-0380 PROGRAM

SUMMARY

REPORT EU NUCLEAR _ REGULATORY COMMISSM 79011000','*

Available from National Technical Information Service Springfield, Virginia 22161 One year's subscription (12 issues) is available for $100 (North American Continent) and $200 other.

Multiple subscriptions entered at the same time to the same address cost $75 for each subscription.

Single copies are $12.50 (North American Continent) and

$25 other.

NUCLEAR PROGRAM REGULATORY

SUMMARY

COMMISSION REPORT PREPARED BY :

0FFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND PROGRAM ANALYSIS

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FOREWORD 110th EDITION THIS REPORT PROVIDES

SUMMARY

INFORMATION ON ALL PHASES OFNUCLEAR REGIJLATION, AND IS INTENDED AS AN INFORMATION AND DECISION-MAKING TOOL FOR MID AND UPPER LEVEL MANAGEMENT OF THE NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION. THE REPORT IS DIVIDED FUNCTIONALLY INTO TEN SECTIONS:

j SECTION 1 - NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS IN THE UNITED STATES t.

SECTION 2 - OPERATING NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS SECTION 3 - REACTORS UNDER CONSTRUCTION

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SECTION 4 - OPERATING LICENSE APPLICATIONS UNDER NRC REVIEW

- ' s s(,4 SECTION 5 - CONSTRUCTION PERMIT APPLICATIONS & SPFCIAL P.4OJECTS UNDER NRC REVIEW SECTION 6 - ACRS AND ASLBP SECTION 7 - NUCLEAR MATERIALS SECTION 8 - STANDARDS AND REGULATIONS

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DEFINITIONS ACRS Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards ANFl American National Standards institute ASLB Atomic Safety & Licensing Board ASME Amer;can Society of Mechanical Engineers BOP Balance of Plant BWR Boiling Water Reactor B&W Babcock & Wilcox CE Combustion Engineering CP Construction Permit DES Draft Env;ronmental Statement ECCS Emergency Core Cooling System ER Environmental Report ESR Early Site Review FES Final Environmental Statement FSAR Final Safety Analysis Report FTL Full Term License GE General Electric GESMO Generic Environmental Statement for Mixed Oxide Fuels HTGR High Temperature Gas Reactor LESR Limited Early Site Review LMFBR Liquid Metal Fast Breeder Reactor LWA Limited Work Authorization LWR Light Water Reactor MWe Megawatts Electric MWt Megawatts The rnal NSSS Nuclear Steam Supply System O'

Operating License PCP Post Construction Permit (OL due to be tendered)

PDC Pre-Docket 6< Construction Permit (CP due to be tendered)

PDD Prospective Decision Date PDS Predocketed Special Project (SP due to be tandered)

PSAR Preliminary Safety Analy;is Report PWR Pressurized Water Reactor SER Safety Evaluation Report SE Supp Safety Evaluation Supplement SP Special Project WEST Westinghouse ii

TABLE OF CONTENTS HIGHLIGHTS SECil0NI NUCLEAR POWERPLANTSINTHEUNITED$TATES STATUS OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS 1-1 TPRU 1-5 MAP OF OPERATING REACTORS BY STATE 1-6 MAP OF REACTORS UNDER CONSTRUCTION BY STATE 1-7 MAP CF PE?.CTORS PLANNED BY STATE 18 kEW APPLICATIONS FORECAST 1-9

!%DEX TO REACTORS BY UTILITY OWhERS 1-10 TbPU 1-11 INDEX TO REACTOR SITES 1-12 TFPU 1-13 PLANT DELAYS AND CANCELLATIONS 1-14 NSSS CONTRACTS AWARDED 1-15 SL*t4ARY OF STANDARD!lAT!0N APPLICATION'.

1-16 THRV 1-17 REGIONAL STATUS OF NUCLEAR POWER REACTORS 1-18 EXEMPTIONS ALLOWED 1-19 SECTl0N il.0PERATI'RG NUCLEAtt0WER PLANTS OFERATING LICENSES ISSUED 2-2 HIGHLIGHTS OF COPNERCIAL UNITS 2-3 THRU 2 9 SECTION ill REACTOR $ UN DER CON STRUCil0N (CP CR ANTED)

CONSTRUCTION PERMITS ISSUED 3-2 iHRU 3-3 AVERAGE DURATION FOR PLANT CONSTRUCTION 3-4 THRU 3-5 NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS UNDER CONSTRUCTION 3-6 THRU 3-7 SECTION IV.0PERATING LICENSE APPLICATIONS UNDER NRC REVIEW OPERATING i! CENSE FORECAST 4-2 ELECTRICAL POWER FOPECAST 4-3 LICENSING STATUS OL's 4-4 SECil0N V CONSTRUCTION PERMIT APPLICATIONS & $PECIAL PROJECTS UNDER NRC REVIEW CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZATION F0kECAST 5-2 LIMITED WORK AUTHORIZATION FORECAST 5-3 LIMITED WORK AUTHORIZATIONS IS5UED 5-4 CONSTRUCTION PERMIT FORECAST 5-5 FORTHCOMING EVENTS CP'S 5-6 LICENSING STATUS - CP'S 5-7 CP REVIEW SLIPPAGE

SUMMARY

5-8 CONSTRUCTION PERN!T REVIEW DURATION

SUMMARY

5-9 SAFETY EVAULATION SUPPLEMENT DURAT!0N 5-10 FINAL ENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENT DURATION 5-11 SPECIAL PROJECTS FORECAST 5-12 LICENSING STATUS - SP'S 5-13

$ECTION VI ACR$ & PUBLIC HEARINGS ACRS FORECAST

-2 ASLBP MONTHLY ACTIVITIES 6-2 FUBLIC HEARING FORECAST 6-2 StJ1 MARY OF HEARINGS 6-3 THRU 6-4

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CONSTRUCTION FERMIT HEARING STATUS 6-5 OPERATING LICENSE HEARING STATUS 6-6 SECTION Vll. NUCLEAR M ATERIALS APPLICATIONS RECEIVED 7-3 IN-HOUSE MAJOR CASE FORECAST 7-4 MAJOR CASE WORK C0iPLETIONS 7-5 MINOR CASE WORK COMPLETIONS 7-6 MATERf 4LS LICENSING DATA 7-7 THRU 7-10 MAP OF AGREEMENT STATES 7-11 MAJOR NRC LICENSED FUEL CYCLE FACILITIES 7-12 THRU 7-13 SECTIONVill STfflDARDS ANDREGULATIONS PROGRAM OVERVIEW - TASK WORXLOAD STATUS 8-2 REGULA mtY GUIDES PUBLISHED 8-3 ANS" STANDARDS PUBLISHED 8-3 4 MEN (WNTS TO NEW ARC REGULATIONS 8-3 NMREG REPORTS S-3 SUMM OY OF SELECTrD STANDARDS STATISTICS P-4 SECT 10NII RESEARCH PROJECTS SELECTED RESEARCH P QJECTS 9-2 THRU 9-6 SECTIONI. FOREIGN REACTOR $

StmMARY OF FOREIGN REACTORS 10-2 EXPORT LICENSE APPLICATIONS 10-3 m

HIGHLIGHTS STATUS OF NUCLEAD PCWER PLANTS (PG l-11 70 UNITS LICENSED TD OPERATE 88 UNITS HAVE CONSTRUCTICN PERPITS 37 UNITS AFE ONDEa CONSTRUCTICN PERNIT REVIEW 17 UNI TS HAVE REEN ORDERED OR PUBLICLY ANNOUNCED 212 TOTAL UNITS NEW APPLIC ATIONS FOREC AST (PG l-9)

AS OF OCTOBER 31e 1978:

ONE NEW APPLICATION WAS TENDERED OCTOBER 25 NEW APPLICATIONS ARE PROJECTED TO BE TENDERED IN FY 1979 52 NEW APPLICATIONS ARE PROJECTED TO BE TENDER DURING FY 1979 C 80 MONTHLY HIGHLIGHTS - I CE (PG 2-3/4) 65 UNITS WERE IN COMMERCIAL OPERATION IN SEPTEMBER 1978 3 UNITS hERE IN PPWER ASCENSION 2 UNITS FEFE LNAVAILABLE FCR POWER PRODUCTION 70 UNITS TOTAL 3C UNITS EXPERIENCED SHUT 00WNS GREATER THAN 72 HOURS IN SEPTEMBER 1978 7 UNITS HAVE BEEN DERATED NUCLEAR <c WE P, PLANTS UNDER CONSTRUCTION (PG 3-6) 86 PLANTS arc UNDER CONSTRUCTION OPERATING LICENSE FORECAST (PG 4-2)

NO OPERATING LICENSES WERE ISSUED IN OCTOBER 7 OPERATING LICENSES ARE EXPECTED TO RE ISSUED IN FY 1979 14 OPERATING LICEN9ES ARE EXPECTED TO BE ISSUED DURING FY'79 C '80 ELECTRIAL POWCR FORECAST (PG 4-3)

DURING OCTOBER, NO MWE WERE ADDED TO THE NUCLEAR POWER CURVE 64,005 CUMULATIVE MWE ARE ESTIMATED TO BE ADDED BY THE END OF FY 1979 LICLhSING STATUS - OPERATir4G LICENSES (PG 4-4)

AS OF GCTCBER 31, 1978:

24 APPLICATIONS (3A UNITS) ARE UNDER ACCEPTANCE OR OPERATING LICENSE REVIEW 6 NEW OL APPLICATIONS ARE EXPECTED TO BE 9ELEIVED DURING FY 1979 CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZATION FORECAST (PG 5-2)

NO CONSTRUCTICh AUTHORIZATIONS wERE GRANTED IN OCTOBER S UNITS ARE EXPECTED TO HAVE CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZED IN FY 1979 h

HIGHLIGHTS 8 UNITS ARE ESTIMATED TC BE AUTHORIZED CONSTRUCTION IN FY '79 C '80 LINTED WORK AUTHORIZATIONS (PG 5-3/4)

NO UNITS hERE AUTHnRIZED CONSTRUCTION UNDER AN LWA IN OCTOBER 2 LWA*S FOR 3 UNITS ARE ESTIMATED TO BE ISSUED DURING FY '79 3 LWA FOR S UNITS ARE ESTIMATED TO BE ISSUED THRU FY 1980 AS OF OCTOBER 31,1978,27 LWA's and 11 LWA's 2 WERE ISSUED CCNSTRUCTION DERMIT FORECAST (PG 5-5)

NO CONSTRUCTION PERMIT REVIEWS WERE COMPLETED IN OCTOBER 8 CONSTRUCT!CN PERMIT REVIEW S ARE EXPECTED TO BE COMPLETED IN FY 79 10 CP REVIEWS ARE FSTIMATED FOR COMPLETION THRU FY 1980 LICENSING STATUS - CONTRUCTION PERMITS (PG 5-7)

AS OF GCTOBER 31, 1978:

23 APPLICATIONS (41 UNITS) ARE UNDER ACCEPTANCE OR CONSTRUCTION PERMIT REVIEW i

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AS OF OCTCBER 31, 1978, 20 REVIEWS HAVE SLIPPED A TOTAL OF 9.6 MONTHS AS A RESULT CF 5 INDIVICUAL SLIPS OURATICN

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(PG 5-9 THRU 5-11)

AS OF OCTCBER 31, 1978 NO CONSTRUCTION PERMIT APPLICATION WERE 00CKETED.

NO SAFETY EVALUATION SUPPLEMENTS HAVE BEEN ISSUED TO DATE IN FY 79 NO FINAL ENVIRONFENTAL STATEMENTS HAVE BEEN ISSUED TO DATE IN FY 79 SPECIAL PROJECTS (PG 5-11/12)

AS OF OCTCB2R 31, 1978:

NO SPECIAL PROJECTS WERE COMPLETED IN OCTOBER 2 SPECIAL PROJECTS ARE ESTIMATED FOR COMPLETION IN FY 79 8 SPECIAL PROJECT! ARE ESTIMATED FOR COMPLETION DURING FY "79 C '80 15 SPECIAL PROJECTS ARE UNDER REVIEW NEW APPLIC ATIONS RECEIVED - NMS$

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DURING OCTOBER, ONE APPLICATION WAS RECElVED DIVISION OF FUEL CYCLE E MATERIAL SAFETY (PG 7-5/61 7 MAJOR CASES HAVE BEEN COMPLETED DURING OCTOBER 1978 42 MINOR CASES ARE ESTIMATED FOR COMPLETION THROUGH SEPTEMBER 1979 FONTHLY HIGHLIGHTS - STANDARDS DEVELOPMENT (PG 8-3)

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i SECTION I - MUCLEAN PCWE; PLANTS IN THE UNITED STATES

STATUS 0F NUCLEAR P0WER PLANTS 98HI ha OTNT R$

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NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS AND SPECIAL PROJECTS No. of Applications No. of Units A.

Operating Licenses -

70 B.

Under Operating License Review 19 30 C.

Under Construction But Operating License Appli-cations hot Accepted 31 58 0.

Under Construction Permit Review 21 37 F

10 17 E.

Others Ordered or Announced F.

Special Projects 28 G.

Preitsinary Design 12 Approvals !ssued Note: LWAs have been issued for 4 units currently under review for construction permits.

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STATUS OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS CONTINUED Date of 1.ewance

' LICENSED TO OPERATE

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32. Coneo!! dated Edison Company 09/28/73 FTL Indian Point 2 (rWR)

33. Duke Power Company 10/06/73 FTL Oconee 2 (PWR)

34. Commonwealth Edison Company 10/19/73 rrL Date of leevance II"I(M) of Full Power 33' Philadelphia Electric Company 10/25/73 FTL A.

Lleemed to estrate License Peach Botton 2 (BW )

34. C - alth Edison Co.

11/14/73 FTL

1. r-alth Edieen company 06/02/60 pol Zion 2 ( m )

Dresden 1 (BWR) 10/14/60 FTL

37. Northern States Power Co.

04/05/74 m

2. Tankee Atanic Fenner Company 07/29/60 POL II*III* I8188d I IIWRI Taak m-8 m (FR) 06/23/61 PTL

38. Public Service Co. of Colorado 12/21/73 rrL

3. Consolidated Edison Company 03/26/62 POLE I" 8' W"I" UM)

39. Wisconsin Public Service Corp 12/21/73 FTL Indian Point 1 (PWR)

4. Pacific Cae & Electric Company 08/28/62 POL E " *""** I M I

40. Nebraska rut,lic Power District 01/18/74 FTL Ramdwidt Bay (WWR) 01/21/69 FTL

5. Camemmers Power Ceepany C8/30/62 POL Cooper Station (BWRJ Big Rock Potat (BWR) 05/01/64 FTL

41. Iowa Electric Light & Power Co.

02/22/74 FTL Arnold (5WR)

6. 6esthorn California Edison Company 03/27/67 POL *

42. Metropolitan Edison Company 04/19/74 FTL Sem Ousf re 1 (PWR)

7. Comanctiaat Tankee Atanic Power Company 06/30/67 PcL Three Mlle Island 1 (PWR)

Badden Beck (FWR) 12/27/74 FTL 43* 4rkan*** Power 4 Light Co.

05/21/74 FTL A' ""*** I IIWAI 8'

Dairyland Co perative Power 07/03/67 POL

Lacrosos (BW)

44. Tennessee Valley Aothority 06/28/74 FTL

9. Jersey Central Power & Light Coogany 08/01/69 POL

Browns Ferry 2 (BWR)

45. Philadelphia Electric Co.

07/02/74 FTL Oyster Creek 1 (5WR)

10. Eiagara Nehmett Power Corporation 08/22/69 POL Peach Bottoe 3 (BWR) utaa at11e Point 1 (SPR) 12/26/74 FTL

46. Duke Power Company 07/19/74 FTL

11. Besheeter Gee & Electrie Corp.

09/19/69 POL

Ocun 3 (m) 1.E. Ginaa (FWR)

47. Baltimore Gas & Electric Co.

07/31/74 FTL

13. Camsposealth EJiaan capaay 12/22/49 POLO Calvert Cliffs 1 (FWR) preades 2 (IVE)

48. Georgia Power Co.

08/06/74 FTL

13. Carellas Power b Light company 09/23/70 FTL Hatch 1 (BWR) 3.5 Be61sson 2 (FWR)

49. Sacramento Municipal Utilities District 08/16/74 FTL

14. hertiners States Power Company 01/19/71 POL

Rancho Seco (PWR)

Steattaa!!o (WWE)

50. Power Authority of the State of New York 10/17/74 FTL

15. Utesseetsdrick14em Power Crepany 10/05/70 FTL FitsP. tick (BWR)

Penne Beech 1 (FWR)

51. Indiana & Michigan Electric Co.

10/25/74 FrL

16. Wortheast Bucleos Emersy Company 10/26/70 POL

Cook 1 (PWR) g go, g (3gg)

52. Northern States Power Co.

10/29/74 FTL

17. Ccannonwealth Edison Company 03/02/71 FTL Prairie Island 2 (PWR)

Dresden 3 (BWR)

53. Carolina Power & Light Co.

12/27/74 FTL

18.

lth Edison Campany 12/14/72 FTL Brunswick 2 (BWR) quad-Cittaa 1 (BWa)

54. Northeast Nuclear Energy Company 08/01/75 rrL

19. Conomere Fever Compsey 10/16/72 POL

Milletone 2 (rWR)

Palisadee(PWR)

55. Portland General Electric Co.

11/21/75 FTL

20. r--ealtL gdieen Company 12/16/72 FTL Trojan (PWR)

Quad-Cittaa 2 (BWR)

56. Power Authority of the State of New York 04/05/76 FTL

21. Virginia Electric & Power Company 05/25/72 FTL Indian Point 3 (PWR) 9trrry 1 (FWR)

57. Duquesne Light Company 01/30/76 FTL 2{. Ficride Power 6 tight Company 07/19/72 FTL Beaver Valley 1 (PWR)

Turkey Potet 3 (PWR)

58. Flordia Power & Light 03/01/76 FrL

13. Seetse Idleen Company 09/15/72 FTL St. Lucie 1 (PWR)

Pilgrim (SWR)

59. Tennessee Valley Authority 07/02/76 FTL

24. Verment Yankee unclear Power cerPerantes 02/28/73 rrL Browns Ferry 3 (BWR)

Vesmust Yanka. (aWa)

60. Baltimore Gas & Electric Co.

11/30/76 FTL

25. Virginia Electris & Power r=p==y 01/29/73 FTL Calvert Cliffs 2 (PWR) surry 2 (PWR)

61. Public Service Electric & Gas Co.

12/01/76 FTL

26. Duke Power Company 02/06/73 ITL Salem 1 (PWR) peonee 1 (FWR)

62. Carolina Power & Light Corpany 11/12/76 FTL

27. Wissensta-Michigen Electric Company 03/08/73 FTL Brunswick 1 (BWR)

Potat teach 2 (FWR)

63. Florida Power Corporation 01/31/77 FTL

28. Florida Pseer & Light Campany 04/10/73 FTt Crystal River 3 (PWR)

Turkey Feiat 4 (FWD)

64. Toledo Edison Company 04/22/77 FTL

29. Massa Yankee Asumic Fewer Company 06/29/73 FTL

_ Davis-Besse 1 (PWR)

Maine Yankee (rWR)

65. Alabama Power Company

'06/25/77 FTL

30. Tennessee' Valley Authority 12/20/73 FTL

_Farley 1 (PWR)

Browns Ferry 1 (BWR)

66. Virginia Electric and Power Company 11/26/77 FTL

31. emake Pubite Power District 08/09/73 FTL North Anna 1 (PWR)

Ft. Calhoun (PWR)

67. Indiana Michigan Electric Company 12/23/77 FTL Coot 2 (PWR)

68. Metropolitan Edison Company 02/08/78 FTL

Reve applied for a Pull-Tern L! cease (see Pink Book)

Three Mile Island 2 (PWR)

69. Georgia Power Company 06/13/78 FTL Wet. - Previelenni O erating ifcense Hatch 2 (BWR)

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70. Arkansas Power & Light Co.

09/01/78 FTL FL Arkanses 2 (PWR) 1-2

STATUS OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS CONTINUED CONSTRUCTION PERMITS GRANTED Docket Under Construction but Operatias CP Date of ticenae ArpIteattone Not Accepted fesuance 8.

Under Operatina License Review Appiteation

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11. Tennessee Valley Authority 12/24/74 1.

Public Service Electric and Gas Company 08/25/71 Bellefonte 1 and 2 (PWR)

12. Duke Power Company 08/07/75 Sales 2 (PWR) 2.

Virginia Electric and Power Company 05/03H 3 Catawtia I and 2 (PWR) horth Anna 2 (PWR)

13. Washington Public Power Supply System 12/23/75 3.

Alabama Power Co.

08/30 n3 WPP551 (PWR)

14. Commonwealth Edison Company 12/31/75 Farley 2 (PWR) 4.

Pacific Gas & Electric Company 10/02/73 Braidwood I and 2 (PWR)

Diablo Canyon 1 and 2 (PWR)

15. Commonweatth Eaison Company 12/31/75 5.

Tennessee valley Authority 01/31D4 Byron 1 and 2 (FWR)

Sequoyah I and 2 (PWR)

16. Illinois Power Company 02/24/76 6.

Duke Power Company 05/31/74 Clinton 1 and 2 (BWR)

McGuire 1 and 2 (PWR)

17. Union Electric Company 04/16n6 7.

Detroit Edison Company 04/04 n5 Callaway I and 2 (PWR)

Fermi 2 (BWR)

18. Arizona Pubile Service Cospany Q5/2(#6 Palo Verde 1-3 (PWR) 8.

Cincinnatt Gas & Electric Co.

09/10n5(F5AR & Env.) 19. Public Service Co. of N.H.

07/07/76 Zimmer 1 (BWR)

Seab nok 1 and 2 (PW )

9.

Long Island Lighting Co.

01/26n 6(FSAR & Env') 20. Gulf States utilities Co.

03/25/77 shoreham

10. Tennesee Valley Authority 10/04n6(F5AR)

Ri n r Bend 1&2 Watts Bar 1&2 (PWR)

11. Florida Power & Light Co.

05/02/77 St. Lucie 2 W)

11. South Carolina Electric & Gas Co.

02/2447(F5AR & Env.) 22.

Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co.

05/03/77 Summer 1 (PWR)

Perry 1&2 (BWR)

12. Southern California Edison Co.

03/22/77(FSAR & Env.) 23. Tennessee Va11ey Authority 05/09/77 San Onofre 2&3 (PWR)

13. Washington Public Power Supply System 04/20#7(Env. )

Martsv111e 1-4 (8WR)

WPP552 (BWR) 24.

Kansas Gas & Electric Co.

05/17#7 Wolf Cnek (F

14. Consonwealth Edison Co.

05/12# 7(FSAR & Env.) 25. Rochester Gas

ciectric Corp.

09/01/77 LaSalle 1&2 (SWR)

15. Consumers Power Company 11/18/77 (FSAR)

Sterling 1 26.

Northern States Power Co.

12/27/77 Midland 1&2 (PWR) 04/14/78 (Env.)

16. Texas Utilities Generating Company 04/25/78 (FSAR)

IY"" I WI Comanche P-ik 1&2 27.

Duke Power Company 12/30#7

17. Houston Pose & Light Company 06/06/78 (Env.)

Cherokee 1-3 (PWR)

South Tex.s 1 & 2 (PWR) 28.

Tennessee Valley Authority 01/16/78 18.

Pennsylvania Power & Light Co.

06/10/78 (Env.)

Phipps Bend 1&2 (BWR) 5 Susquehanna 1 & 2 (BWR) 29.

Carolina Power & Light Co.

01/27/78 19.

Mississippi Power & Light Co.

06/27D 8 (FSAR)

Harris 1-4 (PWR)

Grand Gulf 1 & 2 (BwR)

NA Washington Public Power Supply System 01/16n8 WPPS 4 (PWR)

30. Public Service of Indiana 02/21#8 (30 units)

Marble Hill 1 & 2 C.

Under Construction but 6 eratins CP 5

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License Applications Not Accepted Issuance g4fgjf7g 1.

Jersey Central Power & Lisht Co.

07/1c/73 Forked River (PWR)

@8 units) 2.

Northern Indiana Public Service Company 05/01/74 M - Part of application for Unit 1 3.

Du a Company 05/03/74 Beaver Valley 2 (PWR) 4.

Philadelphia Electric Co.

06/19/74 Limerick I and 2 (BWR) 5.

Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.

06/24/74 Nine Mile Point 2 (BWR) 6.

Georgia Power Company 1/

06/28/74 Vogtle 1 and 2 (PWR) 7.

Virginia Electric h Power Co.

07/26/74 North Anna 3 and 4 (PWR) 8.

Noetheast Nuclear Energy Company 08/09/74 Millstone 3 (PWR) 9.

Public Service Electric & Gas Co.

11/01/74 Nope Creek 1 & 2 (BWR) 10.

Louisiana Power & Light Co.

11/14p4 Waterford 3 (PWR)

Vogtle 3.nd.4 have been cancelled.

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CONTINUED UNDER CONSTRUCTION PERMIT REVIEW Cochet cate of

0. ;.Under Coast eetion Permit Review Application 1." Potomac Electric Power Co.2/.

08/09n3(Safety & Env)

Douglas Point 1 (BWR) 2.

Detroit Edison Co.

09/17H3(Safety)

Greenwood 2 and 3 (PWR) 09/07n3(Env) 3.

Philadelphia Electric Company 1/4/

11/16H3(Safety)

Fulton 1 and 2 11/14n3(Env) it 4) 4.

Houston Lighting & Power Co.

12/07/73(Safety & Env)

Allens Creek 1 (BWR) 5.

Boston Edison Co.

12/21H3(Safety & Env)

Pilgria 2 (PWR) 6.

Public Service Electric & Gas Co.

03/01 n4(Safety & Env)

Atlantic 1 and 2 (PWR)~4/

7.

Duke Power Company 05/24n4(Safety)

Perkins 1 - 3 (PWR) 07/08/74(Env) 8.

Northeast Nuclear Energy Company 07/12n 4 (Safety & Env)

Montague I and 2 (BWR)4/

9.

Portland General Electric Co.

08/06n4(Env)

Pebble Spring 1 and 2 (PWR) 10/18/74 (Safety)

10. Toledo Edison Co.**

08/09n4(Env)

Davis Besse 2 and 3 (PWR) 08/16M4(Safety)

11. Wisconsin Electric Power Co.3/

08/C9n4(Safety)

Haven 1 and 2 (PWR)

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09/06M4(Eny)

12. Long Island Lighting Co.

09/06n4(Safety)

Jamesport 1 & 2 ( M )

C9/17H4(Env)

13. Puget Sound Power & Light Co.

09/30n4(Env)

Skagit 1 & 2 (BWR) 01/15n4 (Safety) 14.

Puerto Rico Water Resources Authority 01/27/75 (Safety & Env)

North Coast (PWR)2/

15. Project Management Corp.4/

04/11n5(Env)

Clinch River (LMBR) ~

06/13/75 (Safety)

16. Power Authority of the State of New York 09/15n5(Env)

Greene County (PWR) 01/26/75(Safety)

17. ruolic Service Coscany of Oklahoma 12/23n 5(Safety & Env)

Black Fox 1 and 2 (BWR)

18. Tennessee Valley Authority **

07/16n6(Safety)

Yellow Creek I & 2 (PWR) 12/20n6 (Env)

19. New England Power 09/09n 6 (Env & Safety)

New fngland I & 2 (PWR)

20. Chio Edison Company 03/01n7 (Safety)

Erie 1 & 2 (PWR) 05/02/77(Env)

21. Arirona Public Service Company 03/31/78 (Safety)

Palo Verde 4 & 5 37 Units M untts under active review 7 units postponed indefinetely or defermd 2 units - CP reviews suspended - ESR underway

- LWA issued.

j'fMSS Contracts cancelled.

p review suspended - ESR underway.

- Amendment to change site.

/ ostponed indefinitely or deferred.

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Oth.rs Drored er Anne. meed (C asia =o Others Ordered or Ar.nounced

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Comonwealth Edf son Company Carroll 1 and 2 1.

Carolina Power & Light Company 2.

American Electric Power Comptny Carolina 1 & 2 (PWR)

Central Virginia 1 and 2 2.

Pacific Gas & Electric Company 3.

Sacramento Municipal utility District Stanislaus 1 and 2 (BWR)

Rancho Seco 2 3.

Public Service Electric & G:s Company 4.

New York Power Pool Atlantic 3 and 4 (PWR)

Mid-Hudson East 4.

Iowa Utilities Nine Mile Point 3 lowa 1 (PWR) 5.

Celmarva Power & Light Company 5.

New York Electric & Gas Comapny Summit 1 f9 (8 units)

SPECIAL PROJECTS Date of F.

Special Projects-Pending Application 1.

FFTF 04/02/76 FSAR) 2.

Floating Nuclear Plants 1-8 07/05/73 Docketeds 3.

Gas Turbine HTGR 07/31/75 Docketed 4.

GASSAR 02/05/75 Docketedh 5.

GIBBSAR/RESAR-414 10/15/76(Docketed 05/10/77) 6.

GAISSAR 02/24/78 7.

RESAR - 414 10/08/76(Docketed 12/30/76) 8.

ft. Calhoun (LESR) 01/26/76 9.

58G 05/31/77(Docketed 06/08/77)

10. SWESSAR/BSAR-205 12/22/75(Docketed)

11. Wood Site Study 08/21/75

12. BOPSAR/BSAR-205 10/31/77(Docketed)

13. Blue Hills (Site Study) 10/31/77

14. ESSAR/CESSAR 11/23/77(Docketed 02/02/78)

15. ESSAR/RESAR-414 11/23/77(Docketed 03/13/78)

16. ESSAR/BSAR-205 11/23/77(Docketed 05/19/73)'

17 RESAR-35 Extension 03/21/78

18. RESAR-41 Extension 03/71/78

19. Braunsa r 03/21/78

20. GESSAR-238 NI Extension 03/21/78

21. GESSAR-238 NSSS Extension 03/21/78

22. GE*SAR-251 Extension 03/21/78

23. SWESSAR/CESSAR Extension 03/21/78

24. SWESSAR/RESAR-35 Extension 03/21/78

25. SWESSAR/RESAR-41 Extension L3/21/78

26. 80PSSAR/RESAR-41 Extension 03/21/78

27. BSAR-205 Extension 03/21/78

28. CESSAR Extension 03/21/78 G.

Preliminary Design Approvals Completed Docket Date Applicant PDA No.

Date Issued 1.

General Electric Company PDA-1 07/30/73 12/22/75 GESSAR-238 NI 2.

Combustion Engineering. Inc.

PDA-2 12/19/73 12/31/75 CESSAR 3.

Westinghouse Electric Corp.

PDA-3 03/11/74 12/31/75 RESAR-41 4.

Stone and Webster PDA-4 06/28/74 05/05/76 SWESSAR/RESAR 5.

Braunsar PDA-5 12/21/74 05/07/76 6.

Stone and Webster PDA-6 10/21/74 08/18/16 SWESSAR/CESSAR 7.

Westinghouse Electric Corp.

PDA-7 07/31/75 12/30/76 RESAR-35 8.

Stone and Webster PDA-8 10/03/75 03/31/77 SWESSAR/RESAR 35 9.

General Electric Company PDA-9 02/14/75 03/31/77 GESSAR-251

10. General Electric Company PDA-10 09/24/75 03/10/77 GESSAR-238 NSSS

11. Fluor Power PDA-11 01/27/76 08/17/77 BOPSSAR/RESAR-41

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Humhokf t Bay (63 MWe)

(QWA Three Mile Island 1 (819 MWe)

Pando Seco (918 MWe)

F t Calhoun 1 (457 MWel Three Mile Island 2 (906 MWe)

San Onofre 1 (430 MWel Duane Arnold (538 MWe)

Cooper Staten (778 MWe)

SO1LIltCAFLQLLMA COLQBARQ MALNL NLAJ1BSLY Oconee 1, 2 & 3 (887 MWe each)

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$$t98497 the 9tSt CONNECTICUY ELVER CL SD LP CL I W1 NotfMER4 INDIAwa PURIC SERVICE Sa!LLY t

$3000$t7 thR 8643 test MICHIGAN CC.MaDCf MCafMEen SfafES POWEt POMf!CtLLO 63099263 PWR 9545 MISSISSIPPI etVER VC. PDCI n0Riptt4 Stif E S PowE t realeIE IStaND t 85083282 PWe SS39 PISSISSIPPI RIVER CCOL I%0 TOWERS Notf Mete St af ES PCWE g Pta!RIE ISLAND 2 05009506 Phe 4530 PISSISSIPPI RIVER C00LImG TOWEtt NORTMERN SInfES POWER TYt0mE 03090444 PWR 1958 CplPPfua RIVER COOLING TChtt a NY StafE ELECTRIC 8 Gal CO.

MY E861 00000000 Pht 1258 UNEMCWM mY Statt ELECTRIC 4 Gal CO, uv E8G 2 88999990 PWR 8230 U#ENOWN OMIO EDISO4 CD ERIE e

$3033580 PWe 1200 Laat ERIE OMID EDISDN C0 ERIE 2 9380 098 9 Phd 92Og tart falE Dwana PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT 7087 CatMOUn 1 55409293 Pht 9457 PIS$3URI RIVER ONCE THeu PACIFIC CAS 8 ELECTO!C ClaBLO CaMYCN f 35999273 PWR 9084 PACIFIC CCtam ONCE fetu PACIFIC Gal 8 ELECTRIC DIaBLO CaMYCN 2 95980325 Pht 1986 PACIFIC CCFa4 04CE futu PACIFIC GAS 8 ELECTRIC ML'PROL Of laf

$5003:33 twf 9065 PACIFIC OCEAN C#CE INRU PACIFIC GAS 4 ELECTRIC CO.

Sta4ISLAUS t 90001964 Bht 1280 UMt40w4 PACIFIC gas 8 ELECTt!C CO.

Sfa4!StauS 2 68092S64 EW4 1200 UhENCW4 PE RNSYLVaNt a PDWf t 8 LIGHT SUS 90Ewa444 i gS300387 BWE 1850 SUStutnaNwa RIVft C C. MW DC T PENNSYLVa#!a POWEt a LIGHT SuStuEManga 2 S3393388 3We 1950 SUSquEMAMMa RIVEC CC,HMDCT PHILa0ELPMIa ILECfflC FULTON 1

$$309463 USR*0WM PMitatELPMla ELECTRIC fulf04 2 95090462 UNRMCW4 PMILADELPMI6 ELEttelC LIPERICE 9 95093332 SWE 196 5 SCHUYta IL L B tVER CC HNDCT PMItaDELPMla ELECTRIC LlMERICE 2 45900353 SWE

'005 SCHUYtt!LL RIVER CC M4 PCT PHIL ADE LPMla EL EC TRIC PfaCM 00ff0M 2 05000277 Skt 1945 C64CWinGO POND VC MPCT PHILACELPNIa ELECTRIC PfaCM 00ff0M S 9596B278 PWR 1865 CONCWINGO P043 VC,MrCf P0titanD GENEEat titCit!C PEBSLE SPtinGS t 95I90314 PWR 1240 COLUMBIA RIvtt CLOSED PCND P0tita#0 GEnttAL ELECTRIC PEB9LE SPRINGS 2 99993$15 PWR 1260 CCLUM9ta RIVER CLOSE0 PouD PotilahD GENERat ELECit!C TROJa4 05809344 Pht 1938 C0t ursia alVER COOLING T OWERS POTOMAC ELECit!C PDWER DOUGla5 POInf f 85000448 SWE 1178 P0fo9aC RIV!t CCNhDCT POWER AufMottfY OF StafE OF N.Y.

Flf2Patt!CE 03090333 SWR 8821 Last CMise!O OmCE IMeu POWER aufMLEITY OF SfafE OF N.Y. CRffht COU4ff 8309054 9 Pht 1991 HUCSON R! vet C HN DC T PSGJECT PanaGEMfwf CORP./fva CLINCM RIVLR 0$094537 LMFIA 3359 CLIhCM RIVtt PU9 TIC SERVICE Gal 8 EtfCft!C aftantIC 1 858904F7 PWR 1990 af taht!C DCf a#

CNCE feru PUOL lC Stev!CE Gal 4 ELECitIC afLANTIC 2 0$000478 PWR 9950 Altamf!C OCEAN ONCE TMAU PUBL ;C SERV!CE sa5 8 ELECitIC afLAuflC 3 989999't Put 1999 afta# TIC DCEa4 ONCE THEU PUBL C SERV!CE Ga3 4 ELECTRIC ATLA #f!C 4 80302599 PJV 1959 aftsafiC OCEau CNCE fetu PUBL C SERVICE Gal 8 ELECTRIC MCPE CREEE f 050003*4 9We 1967 EttaWant a!Vtt hDCT PugL C SERVICE gas 4 ELECTRIC HOPE CREER 2 OS000333 DWE 196 7 Cit aware R IVER hDCf PUBL C SERVICE Ga5 8 ELEtte!C SALEM t 89999272 Ph4 1990 CELAwaaE R!vit C=CE TNeu PUBLJC SEtv!CE Ga5 8 ELECTRIC salem 2 05409319 Pkt 1995 CELAhacE RIVER ChCE THRU PutLIC SERVICE OF COL 0taDO F08f ST WRa!N

$$800287 MfGE 0338 50. PtaffE RIVER CL OSED NELIUM PU9 TIC SERVICE OF INDIAwa MARBLE MILL 1 IS$48546 PWR 1930 CMIO RIVER CMDCT PUSLIC SitVICE CF InDIaMa Ma#9tf MILL 2 09009547 PWR 1138 CHIO RIVET CMOCT PuttIC SERVICE OP NEW MARPSMIBE Sta0E00t t 9508044 3 PWt 1288 ATLaht!C OClag chCE TMeu Putt IC SERVICE OF MEW MaMPSMlat SEast00t 2 05000444 Pht 1298 ATLanf1C OctA4 cmCE fut9 Pug L IC Sf RVICE OF Ott aM094 SLACE FOX 1 090903S6 BWR 1958 WERICRIS elvEt PECM 04 CL TWR PUBLIC SERVICE OF Osta*0Ma StaCE FOX 2 850e8597 Swt 1190 WERIGt!S RIVER MECM De CL The PuttfD t!CO wafer RES AUTH NORTM C0AST 95900376 Pwt

$83 stlanfIC Ottaw PUGtt 50ch0 POWER 8 LIGHT StaGif 9 85496322 SWR 1277 RanmEY C0tLECT08 CODi!4G TOWERS PUGET SOUND POWER 8 LIGNT SsaGIf 2 OS999523 96R 1277 RAMMEY COLLECTOR C00t!N3 10WEtt 90CMESTER Ga5 8 ElfCitIC Glh44 OS900244 PWW 0498 lase OafAtto C=CE INRU ROCHESTER Gal 8 ELECTRIC 5fttLING 9 05999483 PWR 1999 COOL!hG Latt SattaMtaf0 MUN. UllL. DISitICT WANCM0 SECO t 0$000312 PWR 8983 F0t SO4 Canal COOLING TOWERS SACtaMENTO Mon. Uf!L. DISTRICf RahCM0 SECO 2 3s090336 1998 Fot S0M Ca4AL SOUTM CAROLINA ELECTRIC 8 GAS SUMMER 9 8588B395 PWR 8988 PONTICELLO RESEtvolt ONCE THRU SOUfMERM CaLIFORMI4 EDISO4 san ONOFRE t 85808206 Phe 9458 PACIFIC OCfaN CMCE IMtu SOUTMER4 C ALIFORMIa EDISON SAN ONOFEE 2 89880369 PWW 1948 PACIFIC CCEau CNCE THeu Souf MERN C ALIF DENI A ECISO4 Sam ONOFRE 3 85680362 Pht 1948 PACIFIC OClaw OgCE TMau TEhMES5EE vatLEY AufnOflff SEttEFONTE 1 05999453 PWR T213 GUNTERVfLLf RES CCeNDCT TEMMESSEE Valley AufM0t!!Y DELLEFONTE 2 05000439 Put 12t3 GUMTMErvitLE RES CCwmCCf TENNESSEE VALLEY AufMOSITY 3ROWmS PERRY 9 45800259 Bwt 1867 TEMMESSEE RIVER CnCE TMau TEMufSSEE VattEY AufMCelff 3ROWMS FERRY 2 05008260 SWR 1867 TEMNESSIE RIVER CMCE THeu TEMMESSEE VattfY aufM0ftff St0hMS FEttY 3 05008296 Skt 190F Tf**ESSEE RIVER CNCE fMRU TEnhESSEE VALLEY aufMCRITY hatfSWILLE t 3500:5t8 3.t t233 COOLING TCwEts C Cw DC T TEMMESSEE WaL L EY suf MGelf Y Maf f SWIL L E 2 0S904519 tat 1253 CCOL ING TOWE RS CCMDCT TENNESSEE VALLEY aWTMORITY MatTSVILLE 3 GS000520 06#

1233 COOL !hG f ?Wf tS CC4DCT TENhESSEE WALL EY aufMORITY MaefSWILLE 4 05080529 BWR 1233 COOLING TOWERS CCMDCT TEMMESSEE VALLEY aufMettfY PMIPPS BEND 1 9500t$$3 Swt 1233 MOLS104 RIVER TENNESSEE VattEY auTM0ftf7 PMIPPS BEND 2 854895S4 BWW 1233 MotSICN 9[Utt TFhMESSEE VALLEY AufMCRITY SEGUOvaM i SS$98327 PWR 1948 CHICtaMAUGA LAtt 04CE THEU TENNESSEE VALLEY aufMCRITY SE0VOYAM 2 09188328 Pht

148 CHICEAmauGa taEE ONCE THRU TEWhtSSEE VALLEY suTMORITY hAffS 3AR I SSB00390 Pkt 1977 TENNE 5SEE RIVET CC.MkDCT f tNMESSEE V ALL EY auf h0 elf 7 WaffS 8AR 2 85009391 PWR 8177 TEMME$3[E RIVER CC.*4DCT TENhESSEE valley AUTH0 Riff YEL L DW CREEE 9 95080566 PWR 9390 YftLOW Cet EM84Y.

MDCT ftmhESSEE VALLEY aufMot!TY YELLOW CREER 2 05080367 PWR 9309 YELLOW Ctt E* bay.

PDCT TEN AS Of!LIf!ES GENEtafl#0 COMANCME PEAR t 8500044S PWR 1950 $90AW CREEE RES CC aff TEIAS UTIllfIES GENEtaTING C0"a#ChE Peat 2 SSett446 PWR 1950 19Unw CREEE RES CC att TOL EDO EDISON DAVIS-BESSE I 85080344 PWR 3996 LaEE tele M9CCf TOL EDO EDISON CAV!$*BESSE 2 05988909 PWR 0986 LsKE ERIE HPCf TOL E DO EDISO4 Davil-BESSE 3 05088508 PWR 9996 Last tRIE NDCf uMION EL EC T RIC CaLLaWAY I 05898483 PWR 1928 COOLING PCMD UNION ELECTRIC CALLAWAY 2 41093486 PWR 1920 C00ilha POND VEtM0MT YANutE NUCLEat POWER VERMONT YANtEE t 0$9492Ft BWt OSt4 CON 4ECTICUT WlVER CC CT VIRGINIA ElfCitlC 8 PDWER NotfM ANNA 1 95098335 Pht 898F Late ANNA CMCE TMtQ VIRGINIA ELECTRIC 8 POWER WORTM AMme 2 0S800339 Pht 8987 Last Aqua CNCE THRU VltGINIa (L ECitIC 8 POWE4 NCafM ANNA 3 05809444 PWR 8997 Late AhMA ONCE TWtu VltG1414 (LECitIC 8 P0wft N0ffH ANNA 4 95900485 Pht 0997 LAKE am4A 04CE TktU YIRGIN!a ELECitIC 8 POWER SutWY t 85000288 PWR 8788 JAPES RIVER 04Cf THtu VIRGINIA ELECTett 8 POWEt CO.

SURRv 2 8599820 t PWR 9785 JAMES Rivet CNCE f*eu WASHINGTOM P.P.S.S.

WaSMIm4 TON NUCLEat t 85882460 PWR 1288 C0tVPlta RIVER ChCE THau WASHINGTOM P.P.S.S.

WASHINGTO4 NUCLEat 2 0S08039F Pht 1803 PECMaNICat TOWERS COOLING TOWERS WASwipef0M P.P.S.S.

WASMINGTOM MUCLEat 3 95089588 PWR 9242 CHEhatIS E!VER hafUSAL DRAFT WaSHlhGTON P.P,5.S.

WASMINGTOM MUCLEAR 4

$$333513 Pht 82 t8 C OL U'31 A RivEE 0=Cf TMed WaSMIMGTON P.P.S.S.

WASHINGTOM NUCLEAR S

$$500389 PWR 1242 CHEMALIS t! vet MaTutal CRAFf WISCONSIN EttCTRIC POWER MaVE4 t 05988512 Pht 0 999 Uws NCWw WISCONSIN ELECTRIC POWER Havf4 2

$$$89593 PWE 0988 UNKNOW4 WISCONSIM PUBLIC SERVICE EEW4UNEt 45809385 PWR 9541 LAtt MICHIGAM CNCE TMtU WISCONSIN-PfCMIGAN ELECTRIC POINT SEaCM t 03908266 Pkt 9497 LaRE MICHIGAN CMCE TMRu WISCONSIN-MICHIGAN ELECTRIC PO!MT SEACM 2 85900391 Pht 9497 LAEE PICHIGaw 0*CE THEU YahtEE ATOMIC ELECTRIC Y a ht E E-R OWE 1 05808029 FWA GIFS DEERFIELD RIVER ONCE Theu l-11

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INDEX TO REACTOR SITES u=ITs comSt.

pfe Stif EIC.

AllYH.

PJ L ggg_

SITF/ %Aur (tfaTF)

Aj;pe traNT

t. ALLENS CREEK (TEvaS).

.MOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER CO..

.t to

2. ARRANSAS (ARRANSAS).

. ARKANSAS POWER 4 LIGHT C0.......

.2 2

3. A R N O L D ( I CW A )..............

4. A T L AN T !C ( N. J. OFF SHORE).

..10WA ELECTRIC LIGHT 4 POWER.CO....

1 1

.PUBLIC SERV!CE ELECTRIC 4 GAS CO..

.4 4(te S. BAILLY (INDIANA).....

.MORTNERN INDIANA PUS. SER. CO.

..t t

6. BE AVER WALLEY (PENM).

. DU Q U E SN E L I GH T C0..........

.2 1

1 7.BELLEFONTE (ALA)......

. TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY.

.2 2

4. SIG RCCE POINT (MICH).

..CCNSUMERS POWER C0.........

9 1

9. SL ACE FOX (INDIANA...

f t, BR AIDWOCD (ILLINCIS).

..PUBLIC SERVICE OF OELAHOMA.

,2 2

. COMMONWEALTH EDISON C0.....

.2 2

S t. B ROWNS F E RR Y (ALA).

. TENNESSEE WALLEY AufhCRITY..

.3 3

12. SRUN5WICE (N C ).

. CAROLINA POWER 8 LICHT CO..

.2 2

13. BYROM (ILLINCIS).

.CDMMONWEALTH EDISON CO.

.2 2

14. C A L L AW A Y ( M0. )......

.. UNION ELECTRIC C0............

.2 2

IS. C AL VER T CB IFFS (MD).

..5ALTIMCRE GAS 8 ELECTRIC CO..

.2 2

96. C AROLIN A (N C

)...

.. CAROLINA PCWER 4 LIGHT CO.

.2 2

17. C ARROLL (ILLIN0!$).

14. C AT AWB A (S.

C.).............

.. COMMONWEALTH EDISON Co.

.2 2

. DUKE POWER C0.........

.2 2

19. C ENT R AL VIRGINIA (v!RGINIA).

.AMERICAN ELECTRIC CO..

.2 2

29. CHE R3REE (S.

C.)....

. DU A E P OW E R C 0...............

.3 3

21. CL INCH RIVER ( TENN).

. TENNESSEE W AL L EY AUTHORITY.

..t to

22. CL INTON (ILLINDIS)....

.!LLIN0!$ PCWER CO............

.2 2

2 3. COMANCHE PE AK (TEual).

.. TEXAS UTILITIES GENERATING CO..

.2 2

24. CONN YANKEE (CONN).

.. CONN YANREE ATOMIC POWER CO....

6 1

29.C00K (MICH)..

. INDIANA 8 MICHIGAN EL EC TRIC CO. -

.2 2

26. 000PER (NES ).........

. NEBRASKA PURLIC POWER CISTRICT.

.1 9

27. CRYS T AL RIVER 3 (FLA).

. FLORIDA POWER CORP.

.t t

28. D AV15 BESSE (OH10)....

.. T O L E DO E DI SON C 0..........

.3 t

2

29. DI ABLO C ANYON (CALIF).

.. PACIFIC GAS 8 ELECTRIC CO.

.2 2

33. D00GL AS POINT (MD).

.. POTOMAC ELECTRIC POWER CO.

9 tes

31. DR E S DE N (ILL]NDIS).

.C0FMONWEALTH EDISDN CO.

.3 3

32. E R I E (OHIO )..

33.FARLEY (ALA).

..0HIO EDISON COMPANY.

.2 25

. ALABAMA POWER CO..

.2 I

t

34. FE RMI (MICH).......

.CETROIT EDISON CO...............

.t t

35.FITZPATRICE (N Y )..

. POWER AUTH OF THE STATE OF N. Y..

1 1

36 FORKED RIVER (N J )

. JERSEY CENTRAL POWER S L IGHT CD..

1 1

37. FCE T C ALHOUN (NES)....

.0MANA PUBLIC POWER DI5TRICT.

.t I

St.FCRI St. WRAIN (COLO).

..PUSLIC SERVICE CO OF COLO..

1 1

39.FULTON (PENN).

.PHILADELPHIS ELECTRIC CO....

.2 2se 4 9. GIhM A (N.

Y.).....

.. ROCHESTER GAS 4 ELECTRIC.CO...

1 1

4 9. GR AND GUL F (MISS).....

.. MISSISSIPPI POWER 8 LIGHT CO.........

2 2

42.GREENE COUNTY (N Y 3.

..70hER AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF N.Y.

1 to 43.GREENWDCD (MICM)

44. H A RRIS (M.

C.)....

.. DETROIT EDISDN CO........

.2 2ee 4S.HARTSv!LL E (TENM).

.. CAROLINA POWER 8 LIGHT CO...

4 4

46. HATCH sGEORGIA)....

..TEkMESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY..

.4 4

.GECBGIA POWER C0.................

.2 2

4 7. MOPE CREEK (N.

J.)...

..PUBLIC SERVICE ELECTRIC a GAS CO.

.2 2

4 8. HUMBOL DT BAY (CALIF).

.. PACIFIC GAS 8 ELECTRIC CO.

.I t

49. INDI AN POINT (N Y ).

. CONSOLIDATED EDISON C0..........

.3 3

19.10WA (IDWA)......

.! CWA ELECTRIC LIGHT 4 POWER CO..

1 1

S t. J AMESPOR T (N. Y. ).

..L ONG ISL AND L IGHTING CO.......

.2 2e 92.KEWAUNEE (WISC).

..WISC3NSIN PUBLIC SERVICE CORP..

.I t

SS. HAVEN (WISC)....

.. WISCONSIN ELECTRIC POWER..

.2 2

St. LACROSSE (WISC)....

..DARYLAND POWER COOPERATIVE.

.t t

SS.LASALLE (ILLINOIS).

..COMMONWEALTM EDISDN CO...

.2 2

96.LIMEt!CE (PENN)......

,.PNILADELPHIA ELECTRIC CO.....

.2 2

5 7. MAINE YANK E E (M AINE).

..MAINF YANKEE ATOMIC POWER C0......

.I t

98. MARBLE MILL (INDIANA).

.PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF INDIANA.

.2 2

St.MCGUIRE (N.C.).........

.2 2

68.MID-HUDSON E AST (N.Y.).

. DURE POWER CO...

.1 1

EMPIRE STATE POWER RESOURCES..

61.MIDL AND (MICH )...

. CONSUMERS POWER C0..........

.2 2

62. MILLSTONE ( CONN)

..NORTMEAST NUCLEAR ENERGY.CO..

.3 2

I 63.MONTAGUE (MASS)...

. NORTHEAST NUCLEAR ENERGY.CO..

.2 2'

64. MON T ICEL L O (MINN)..

.NCRTHERN STATES POWER CD..

1 1

6 S.NEW ENGL AND ( R. I. )....

.Ntw ENGLAND ELECTRIC CO...

.2 2e 66.NINE MIL E POINT (N Y ).

. NIAGARA M0HAbt POWER CORP.....

.3 1

1 1

67.NGRTH ANha (VA)...........

..VIRGINI A ELECTRIC 4 POWER CO.

.4 1

3 68.NORTM COAST (PUERTO RICO)

.. PUERTO RICO WATER RES.AUTH..

6 les 6 9.NEW YORE (N.Y.).

.NY STATE ELECTRIC 4 GAS CO.

.2 2

79.0COMEE (S.C.).......

. DURE POWER C0...................

.3 5

71.0YSTER CREEE (N.J.)

. JERSEY CENTRAL POWER 8 LIGHT CO.

1 l

4

72. P AL IS A DE S (MICH)..

. CONSUMERS POWER C0..........

5 1

73.PALO VERCE (ARIZ)...

. ARIZON A PUBLIC SERV!CE CORP..

.5 3

2

74. PEACH BOTTCH (PENNI..

.PHIL ADELPHI A ELECTRIC C0......

.2 2

75.PEBBL E SPRINGS (ORE).

. PORTLAND GENERAL ELECTRIC.CO..

.2 2e DUKE POWER C0.............

.3 3e 76.PEREINS (N C.).

77. PERRY (ON!0).......

.CL E VEL AND EL EC TRIC ILL UM. CO.,

.2 2

78.PMIPPS BEND (IENN).

. TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY.

.2 2

79. PILGRIM (MASS).....

. 90STON tDISON CO m.

.2 1

18 St. POINT BEACH (WISC)....

.. WISCONSIN MICHIGAN POWER CO..

.2 2

S t. PR A TRIE ISL AND (MINN),

.. MOR TMERN ST ATES PCWER CO.

.2 2

82. 0u AD-C I T I ES (I LL )...

.COMMONWE AL TH EDISON C0............

.2 2

83. RANCHO SECO (CALIF).

. SACRAMENTO MUNICIPAL UTILITY DIST.

.2 8

1

84. RIVER BEND (L A).

GULF STATES POWER CORP....

.2 2

SS.RC8tNSCM (S.C.).

. CAROLINA POWER 4 LIGHT CO.

5 0

8 7. S A L EM ( N. J. ).......

.. FLORIDA POWER 4 LIGHT C0.........

.2 e

1 86.ST LUCIE (FLA).

.PUBLIC SERVICE ELE (TRIC 4 GAS CO.

.2 1

8 88 SAN ONOFRE (CALIF).

. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISDN..

.3 8

2

.PUSLIC SERVICE CO OF M

.H.,

.2 2

89.SEABR00K (M.H.).

90.SEQUDYAH (TENN).

. TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY..

.2 2

91.SHCRENAM (N Y ).

.LONG ISL AND LIGHTING CO...

5 1

92.SKAGIT (CREGCN)...

..PUGE T SOUND PCWER 4 LIGHT...

.2 25 93.50 Texas (TEMAS).

. HOUSTON LIGHTING S POWER CO.

.2 2

. PACIFIC GAS 4 ELECTRIC.CO...-

.2 2

94.STANISLAUS (CALIF).

95. STERLING (N Y)..

..20CNESTER GAS 8 ELECTRIC C0......

.I i

96. SL'MnE R ($.

C.).

. SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTRIC 8 GAS CO.

1 1

9 7. SuMMI T (DEL).

.DELMARVA POWER 8 LIGHT CO....

1 8

98. SUR R f (VA).......

. VIRGINIA ELECTRIC 8 POWER CO...

.2 2

f 9. SUS 9UEH ANN A (P A).......

,, PENNSYLVANIA POWER 4 LIGHT CO..

.2 2

tes.THREE M'LE ISL AND (P A).

..METRCPOLITAN EDISDN CO....

.2 2

tot. TROJAN (CRE)......

.PCRTLAND GENERAL ELECTRIC.

1 1

9 102.TUREEY POINT (FLA).

. FLORIDA POWER 8 LIGHT CD.

.2 2

103.TYRONE (WISC).......

. NORTHERN STATES POWER C0.........

1 1

Il4.vfRMONT YANKEE (vi).

. VERMONT YANKEE NUCLEAR POW [R.CO.,

1 1

105.V0GTLE (GECRGIA)....

.. GEORGIA POWER C0...............

.2 2

I O6. WPPSS (W ASH ) SATSOP.

.. WASH PUBLIC POWER SUPPLY.SYS..

.2 2

167.WPPS$ (WASH) RICN..

.. WASH PUBLIC POWER SUPPLY SYS.

.3 3

ISS. W AT FWFOR D (L A)..

.LCUISIANA PCWER 8 LIGHT CO..

1 8

IO9. WATTS SAR (TENN)...

. TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTNORITY..

.2 2

t lt. WOLP CRE EK (KANSAS).

. KANSAS GAS 8 ELECTRIC C0..

1 1

til. YANKEE-ROWE (Mall)..

.YAMREE ATOMIC ELECTRIC.CO...

1 1

s t2. YEL L CW CRE ER (MISS).

..TENkESSEE VALLEV AUTHORITY....

.2 2

y 113.21MMER (CHIO1..

. CINCINNATI GAS 4 ELECTRIC.CO..

.2 1

114. 2 ION.(I L L I N0!$ 3.

.CGMMONWEALTN EDISON CO.

.2 2

W T

94 44 1-12

INDEXTO REACTOR SITES

SUMMARY

212 9EACTOR UNITS TO BE LOCATED ON 114 SITES I UNIT S TE - 37 2 UNIT S TE-61 3 UNIT S TE - 11 4 UNIT S TE-4 S UNIT S,TE -

1 1R 70 LICENSED TO CPERATE ON 48 SITES 1 UNIT SITE = 24 2 UNIT $1TE - 19 3 UNIT SITE -

8 4 UNIT SITE -

t U

94 CONSTRUCTION AUTMORIZED ON 51 SITES I42 0F WHICH ARE NOT INCLUDED

' ~ ' * '

1 UNIT SITE -

9 2 UNIT SITE - 32 5 UNIT SITE -

6 4 UNIT SITE -

3 5 UNIT SITE -

1 II 48 PLANNED ON 28 SITES I24 0F WHICH ARE NOT INCLUDED IN ABOVE 90) - TOTAL - $14 1 UNIT SITE -

8 2 UNIT SITE - 16 3 UNIT SITE - 2 4 UNIT $1TE -

1 S UNIT SITE -

1 H

N CP APPLICATIONS UNDER REVIEW mu CP REVIEW SUSPENDED I

1-13

PLANT DELAYS AND CANCELLATIONS - FY 1978 10 DATE IN FISCAL YtAt 1979, DOUR UNIfl hAvf ANNOUNCfD DELATS IN FUEL LOADING OR CANCfLLATION OF PLANS 80R FUTURE PACILIllES. INE f 0L LOWING RE ASONS NAVI SEEN $[f f D8 CONSTRUCit0N 4 UNITS

'T*Until FLD CURRENT Af START FLD SLIPPAGE PLANT MAME OF TEAR IlflMaff (MONINS) REASON SOURCE OF INFORMATION 4

UN!?S AUINCRlltD CONS 1RUCfl0M DiavfR WAttET 2 (8528 10-31-89 10-39-82 10 CONSTRUCTION DAILT staff N0ftl

90-P6-78 SOU1N ffRAS 9 (1250) 93-88-89 10-09-84 la RivlFW OF S CNE DUL E LtIItR FROM APPLICANT = 60-30 78 10Uin 1E:45 2 (12583 88-90-81 ft-88-82 82 RevltW OF SCHIDulf Liffft FROM APPLICAMI = 19-39-74 SUMMER 1 (900) 1t-30-79 07-04-48 7

REVIEW OF SCMLDuLE LEffER FROM APPLICANT = 14-26*78 s

1-14

~

NUCLEAR STEAM SUPPL.Y SYSTEM CONTRACTS AWARDED

= = t"=rm w a = r EEu"a'v"Ma!#"'""""" '

YEAR OFORDER GE~

W

~B&W COMB GAC OTHER TOTAL THROUGH196k sos *>

i(286) ii4oi soi4s>

o(432n 1965 m2131)

2o2s>

11330) 7(4490) 1%6 o(7xi2 s(49473 3c2ssis ziiisii 200s3s7) 196'7 7(s22s>

ixiosi4i st43esi m4nsi m2ss22>

1%8 7(s181) 4(4532) 2(2172) 14ii289si 1%9 r2S443 M3189) 1(1o7o:

7(7203) 1970 3(29su N4664) 2t2426) 41422M 14 o 4266) 1971 4(4mi o<ssisi 2(isi4>

1808079 1972 151s45)

"(Hs96) 65336) 20990) 31(34672) 197i 8(as77) 1204s98) 3 3072) titisss4) 3s(39899:

1974 Sa43) 7(78961 s(sees >

4(4760, at(247ssi 1975 2ns=>

20emi 1976 aum) m34 1977 4 :2s20) 4(2s2oi 1978 TOTAL 67164373) 82(77668) 32(3138o) 33(33,394) 2(370) 8(1145) 224(2o8,33o?

CONTRACTSCANCELLED DURING CY1975,1976 & 1977 iMOTINCLUDEDlB0VEj~

'GE W

B&W COMB GAC OTHER TOTAL Tg71 4(38eo, 4 38eo, 1972

("")

innu 1974 s(s718) 2t2600) 2(232a>

ocios3:3 1975 2:22e 2(22m>

1-15

SUMMARY

OF STANDARDIZATION APPLICATIONS As of' OCTOBE R13,1978 REFERENCE SYSTFh M Ucstions Docket Project Apr%:ent Dete Comments Nudent Stoem Supp8v System Nucteer Islands & Turbww Istends GESSAR-238 Nt General Electric 07/30/73 Nuclear Island. Preliminary Desagn BRAUNSAR C. F. Braun 12/21/74 Turbine Island matched to GESSAR 238 N1.

CESSAR Combustoon Engmeeting 12/19/73 NSSS.

RESAR41 Westmghouse 03/11/74 NSSS.

B-SAR-241 Babmck & Wilcom 05/14h4 NSSS (Withdrawn).

84AR 205 Babmck & Wilcox 03/01/76 NSSS (replaces 84AR-241).

GASSAR General Atomic 02/05/75 NSSS-GESSAR 251 General Electric 02/14/75 NSSS.

RESAR 3S Westinghouse 07/31/75 NSSS.

GESSAR 238 NSSS General Electric 10/1605 NSSS.

RESAR414 Westmghouse 12/30/76 NSSS.

CESSAR Combustion Enyneenns FDA Apphcantion Under Standeed balanceef plant (BOP)

EBASCO ESSAR:

02/02/78 BOP deep matched to CESSAR.

CESSAR 03/13/78 BOP desip matched to RESSAR414.

RESAR 414 05/19/78 BOP des @ matched to B-SAR-205.

ESAR-205 SWESSAR:

Stone & Webster RESAR41 06/28/74 BOP desipi matched to RESAR41.

CESSAR 10/21/74 BOP matched to CESSAR.

RESAR 3S 10/02 # 5 DOP matched to RESAR 3S.

84AR 205 12/22/75 BOP metsed to B4AR-7115.

GIBBSSAV RESAR414 Gibbs & Hill 05/09/77 BOP matched toRESAR414 tlOP-SSAR:

Fluor Power RESAR41 01/27//6 BOP Matched to RESAR41 B-SAR-205 10/31/77 BOP Matched to B SAR 205 GAISSAR Gilbert! Commonwealth 08/21/78 BOP MetcEd C'EWAR, RESAR414, B SAR-205

- ~

EILITY APPLICATIONS USING REFERENCE SYSTEMS 11 Apphcotions Dodat Prosect Applicent Date Comments Cherokee 1-3 Duke Power 05/24/74 References CESSAR.

Perkins 1-3 Duke Power 05/24/74 References CESSAR.

South Texas 1 & 2 Houston Light & Power 07/05/74 References RESAR41.

WPPSS 3 & 5 Washington Public Power 08/02/74 References CESSAR.

Supply System

. Pelo Verde 1-3 Arizona Pubhc Service 10/0704 References CESSAR.

Hartsville 14 Tennessee Valley Authority 11/22/74 References GESSAR-238 (NI).

Black Foz 1 & 2 Public Servie of Oklahome 12/23/75 References GESSAR-238 (NSSS).

Phipps Band 18 2 T_

Valley Authority 11/07/75 References GESSAR-238 (NI).

Vediow Creek 1 & 2 Tennessee Valley Authorsty 07/16/76 References CESSAR.

Ene 1 & 2 Ohio Edison 03/01/77 References 84AR-205.

Palo Verde 4 & 5 Arizona Pubhc Service 03/31/78 References CESSAR l-16

SUMMARY

OF STANDARDIZATION APPLICATIONS Continued From Previous Page DUPLICATE PL ANTS 8 Apphcetione Docket Project Mecent Dete Comments Byron 1 & 2 C_

_lth Edmon 09/2003 Two unas et each of two sites Brentwood 1 & 2 SNUPPS Five unets et four stes.

htf Creek Kanses Gas & Electric and 05/1704 Kanses Cay Power & Light Callowey 1 & 2 Union Electric 06/21/74 Tyrons 1 Northe n States Power 06'21/74 Sterling Rochester Gas & Electric 0&'21/74 Cherokee 1-3 Duke Power Co.

05/24n4 Three units et and of two mess.

Perkms 13 Duplocate plants are plants of the same dougn with the possibehtes of multip6e sites and rnuitsp6e apphcations.

REPLICATlON 5 Apphcations Ducket Prowet Apphcant Date Comments Jamesport 1 & 2 Long Island Lightme 09.V6/74 Raphcstes Mo stone 3.

n Marble Hdi 1 & 2 Pubhc Service of indene 09/17/75 Rephcates Byron 1 & 2 New England 1 & 2 New England Power & Leght 09M76 Rephcotes Saabrook 1 & 2 Haven 1 & 2 W,sconma Electric Power 04 M 78*

Raphcotes Kashkonong 1 & 2 Pekn Verde 4 & 5 Arm Pubhc h 03/31/78 Reptim Palo Vwde 1, L & 3 0

'Chahfication Revew cornphcotoon.

Reptocotson a the duphcaoon of a plant with a pnor approved, by the NRC staff, pretenwnery desegn.

LICENSE TO MANUF ACTURE FLOATING NUCLE AR PL' ANTS1 Apphcstion Docket Project Apphcent Date Comments Floating Nuclear Plant Offshore Power Systems 07M73 Entire pism deseen.

(FNP) 14 FLO4TINJ NUCLE AR PLANT}

1 Apphcotson Docket

_D te_

Comments i

Pyro Apphcani Attentic 1 & 2 Pubhc Servum Electric & Gas 01V1/74 References FNP.

147

REGIONAL STATUS OF NUCLEAR POWER REACTORS STATV30F NUCLEAR POW [R REACTOR $

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DATA ASOF: OCTOBER 31,1978 EXEMPTIONSISSUED CATEGORY I EXEMPTIONS (SSUED DURING FY 1979 (SEE FOOTNOTES) 20 A CATEGORY a EXIMPTION IS DE FINED AS A SPECIFIC E3FMPTION FROM SPECIFIC PARTS OF THE REGULATIONS WHE RE A SUSETITUTION

]$

MAY BE GRtJEEED.

10 5

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N D

J F

M J

J A

S NO. ISSUED DD T V

TOTA!

5 CATEGORY 11 EXEMPTIONS ISSUED DURING FY 1979 (SEE FOOTNOTCS)

A CAT EGORY ll E MEMPTION 13 DE FINED AS THE GR ANTING OF RE UE F OR E XCEPTIONS TO SPECIFIC PARTS OF REGULATIONS 20 WHERE SUBSTITUTION IS PROVIDED FOR IN THE RULE.

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.1 a

e NO. ISSt'ED 19 ADD 111VE TOTAL 19 KEY A = ### PRODUCTION & UTILIZATION FACILITIES FOOTNOTES:

B = /// MATERIALS C = *** TRANSPORTATION 1.

NO INPUT FROM DPM WAS RECEIVED.

D=.

IMPORT / EXPORT 2.

STATE PROGRAMS DID NOT HAVE ANY EXEMPT!QNS IN OCTOBER.

1-19

~SECTION ll - OPERATING N0(iFLR POWER PLANTS-s

OPERATING UCENSESISSUED E LAP 5E D ELAPSED MONfHS TO k p

MONTHS SIGNIFICANT DOCKET INITIAL SIGNIFICANT TO INITI AL POWER LICE NSE PLANT DATE IJCENSE POWER LICENSE LICENSE LICENSE NUMBER I. DRE5 DEN I 06-09-58 09-28-59 06-02-60 15.6 23.7 DPR-2

2. YANKEE-ROWF 1 09-16-59 07-09-60 CF-29-60 9.7 10.4 DPR-3

3. HALL AM

04-16-61 01-02-62 0?-09-62 0.5 15.7 DPRA-L 4 IMOIAN PolNT I 01-30-60 03-26-62 03-26-62 25.0 25.P DPe.g

5. PIQUA*

02-01-61 08-2 3=62 05-16-63 18.7 27.5 PDRA-2

6. HUNSOLDT bay 09-05-61 08-28-62 08-28-62 11.7 11.7 DPR-7

7. SIG ROCK POINT 4 12-04-61 08-30-62 08-30-62 8.8 5.8 DPR-6

8. ELK river

07-08-60 11-06-62 11-10-62 27.9 28.0 DPRA-3

9. Cvf R

01-24-62 18-27-62 18-27-62 10.1 10.1 DPR-8

10. ENRICO FERMI 1**

07-14-61 05-10-63 07-11-63 21.8 23.9 DPR-9

11. P ATHF f MDER

06-22-62 03-12-64 03-12-64 20.6 20.6 DPR-Il

12. BONUS

02-01-62 04-02-64 04-02-64 26.0 26.0 DPRA-4

13. PEACH 80TTOM 1 *.

02-25-64 01-24-66 01-12-67 22.9 34.5 DPR-12 14 SAN DNUFRE 1 11-30-65 03-27-67 03-27-67 15.9 15.9 DPR-13

15. MADOAN NECK 07-22-66 06-30-67 06-30-67 11.2 11.2 DPR-61

16. LA CROSSE 08-03-65 07-03-67 07-03-67 23.0 23.0 DPR-45

87. OYSTER CREEK 1 01-25-67 04-09-69 08-01-69 26.4 30.2 DPR-16

18. NINE MILE PolNT 1 06-01-67 08-22-69 08-22-69 26.7 26.7 DPR-63 19 GINNA 01-24-68 09-19-69 09-19-69 19.8 19.8 DPR-18

20. DRE5 DEN 2 11-17-67 12-22-69 12-22-69 25.1 25.1 DPR-19

21. ROBINSON 2 11-26-68 07-31-70 09-23-70 20.1 21.9 DPR-23

22. MONTICELLO 11-08-48 09-08-70 01-19-71 22.0 26.3 DPR-22

23. POINT SEACH I 03-10-69 10-05-70 10-05-70 18.5 18.5 DPR-24

24. MILL 5 TONE 1 03-18-48 10-06-70 10-26-70 10.6 31.E DPR-21

25. DRE5 DEN 3 11-17-67 01-12-71 03-02-71 37.8 39.5 DPR-25

26. PALISADES 11-05-68 03-24-71 10-16-72 28.6 47.3 DPR-20

27. QUAD CITIES I 09-03-68 10-01-71 12-14-72 36.9 51.3 DPR-29

28. INDIAN POINT 2 10-15+68 10-19-71 09-28-73 36.1 59.4 DPR-26

29. POINT BEACH 2 03-18-69 11-16-71 03-08-73 31.9 47.6 EPR-27

30. VERMONT YANKEE 1 01-05-70 03-21-72 02-28-73 26.5 37.7 DRP-28

31. QUAD ClflE5 2 09-03-68 03-31-72 12-14-72 42.9 51.3 DPR-30

32. SURRY 1 01-21-71 05-25-72 05-25-72 16.1 16.1 DPR-32

33. PILGRIM 1 01-05-70 06-08-72 09-15-72 29.1 32.3 DPR-35

34. TURREY POINT 3 05-12-69 07-19-72 07-19-72 38.2 38.2 DPR-31

15. MalNE YANKEE 08-31-70 09 F2 06-29-73 24.4 33.9 DPR-36

36. SURRY 2 01-20-70 01-29-73 01-29-73 36.3 36.3 DPR-37

37. OCONEE 1 C 6-02-69 02-06-73 02-06-13 44.1 44.1 DPR-18

38. ZION 1 11-25-70 04-06-73 10-19-73 28.3 34.8 DPR-39

39. TURREY PulNT 4 05-12-69 04-10-73 34-10-73 46.9 46.9 DPR-41

40. FORT CALHOUN 1 11-28-69 05-23-13 08-09-73 41.8 44.3 DPR-40

41. SROWNS FERRY I 09-25-70 06-26-73 12-20-73 33.0 38.8 DPR-33

42. PEACH BOTTOM 2 08-31-70 08-00-73 12-14-73 35.2 39.4 DPR-44

43. PRAIRIE ISLAND 1 02-01-71 08-09-73 04-05-74 30.2 38.1 DPR-42

44. OCONEE 2 06-02-69 10-06-73 10-06-73

$2.1 52.1 DPR-47

45. ZION 2 11-25-70 11-14-73 11-14-73 35.6 35.6 DPR-48

44. FDRf ST VRAIN 81-07-69 12-21-73 12-21-73 49.4 49.4 DPR-34

47. REWAJNEE 01-30-71 12-21-73 12-21-73 34.7 34.7 DPR-43

48. COOPER ST ATI ON 03-01-71 01-18-74 01-10-74 14.5 34.5 DPR-46

49. DUANE ARNOLD 05-09-72 02-22-74 02-22-74 21.4 21.4 DPR-49

$0. THREE MILE ISLAND 1 03-02-70 04-19-74 06-24-74 49.5 51.7 DPR-50

51. ARKANSAS I 04-26-71 05-21-74 05-21-74 36.8 36.8 DPR-51

52. BROWNS FERRY 2 09-25-70 06-28-74 08-02-74 45.1 46.2 DPR-52

53. PEACH BOTTOM 3 08-31-70 07-02-74 07-02-74 46.0 46.0 DPR-56

54. OCONEE 3 06-02-69 07-19-74 07-19-74 61.5 61.5 CPR-55

55. CalvERT CLIFF 5 1 01-04-73 07-31-74 07-31-74 42.9 42.9 DPR-53

56. HATCH 1 03-22-71 08-06-74 10-13-74 40.4 42.7 DPR-57

57. RANCHO SECO 1 04-29-71 08-16-74 08-16-74 39.5 39.5 DPR-54

58. Flf2P4fRICK 06-04-71 10-17-74 10-17-74 40.4 40.4 DPR-59

59. COOK 1 02-02-71 10-25-74 10-25-74 44.7 44.7 DPR-58

60. PRAIRIE ISL AND 2 02-01-71 10-29-74 10-29-74 44.9 s*.9 DPR-60

61. 8RUNSWICK 2 10-03-72 12-27-74 12-27-74 26.8 26.R DPR-62

62. MILL 5fDNE 2 08-14-72 08-01-75 09-30-75 35.5 37.5 DPR-65

63. TROJAN 02-09-73 11-21-75 11-21-75 33.4 33.4 NPF-1 44 INDIAN POINT 3 1.-04-70 12-12-75 04-05-76 60.2 64.0 DPR-64

65. SEAVER VALLEY I 10-10-72 01-30-76 07-02-76 39.4 44.4 DPR-66

66. Si LUClf 1 03-05-73 03-01-76 03-01-76 35.8 35.8 DPR-67

67. BROWN 5 FERRY 3 09-25-70 07-02-76 08-18-76 69.7 70.7 DPR-68

68. CALVERT CLIFF 5 2 01-04-71 08-13-76

!!-30-76 67.3 70.8 DPR-69 69 5ALEM 1 08-25-71 08-13-76 12-01-76 59.6 63.2 DPR-70

70. BRUNSWICK 1 10-03-72 09-08-76 11-12-76 47.1 49.3 DPR-71

71. CRYSTAL RIVER 3 02-08-71 12-03-76 01-28-77 69.8 71.6 CPR-72

72. 0 AWI5-8E55E 1 03-31-73 04-22-!r 04-22-77 48.7 48.7 NPF-3

73. FARLEY I 08-30-73 06 ;5-77 06-25-77 45.8 45.8 NPF-2

74. NORTH ANNA 1 05-02-73 11-26-77 04-01-78 54.0 59 NPF-4

75. COOK 2 02-02-71 12-23-77 12-23-77 82.7 82.7 DPR-74

76. THAfE MILE I5LRNO 2 04-04-74 02-08-78 02-08-78 46 1 46.1 DPR13

77. HATCH 2 10-31 75 051318 061178 31.5 31.5 N P F -5 78' ARKANSAS 2 0417 74 07-18 78 OSCUB 51.0 530 NPF4 LICENSED TO OPE R ATE 70 k Over 50% of rated power

LICENSES TERM *NATED 6

- PERMANENTLY SHUTDOWN 2

'OCTOSE R31,1978 78 PLANTS

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CAPACITY 8 NUMBER MWe (Net)

IN COMMERCIAL OPER ATK)fe 46 950 IN POWER ASCENSION PH ASE I.005 UNAVAILABLE FOR POWER PRODUCTIONI 88M TOTAL 8 POWER GENERATION REPORT PREV %OUS VE AR TO-MONTM neGNYM DATE 1.

GROSS ELECTRICAL iMwMED 23.230.722 27.028.637 209 222.126 1 NET ELECTRF 4 (MWHE) 22.103.994 25 717,023 199.156.104 72 9 US 74 9 1 AVG. UNIT SERVICE F ACTOR tw 72 3 82 8 M

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AVERAGE L NIT CAPACITY F ACTOR IMDC)(W mi 73 6 47.1 8-AVG.UNif CAPACITY F ACTOR (DER)(%)

634 71 6 65 2 10 4 10 0 33 7.

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SECTION 111 - REACTORS UNDER CONSTRUCTION (CP GRANTED)

CONSTRUCT 10N PERMITS ISSUED l '-

CONSTROC7504 5

DOCKET DOCKET CP ELAPSED PEtatt NUMBER PACILIIY NAME DATE IS5UED MONTHE NKpWMML

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050-00010 1.

DaESDEN t 102005 04/01/55C 05/04/56C 11.1 CPPR 050-00003 2.

INDIAN POINT 1 102658 04/02/55C 05/04/56C 13 0 CPP8-4' 050-00016 3.

ENRICO FERMI 1 400618 01/07/56C 08 /04/ 56C 4.9 CPPR-4 050-00029 4

YANKEE-R0wt t 808750 07/ 09/ 56C Bt/04/57C 19.8 CPPR-5 115-00001 5.

ELR R!vfR 800223 03/15/59C 01/09/60C 19.8 CAPeat i

115-00002 6.

PROUA 100119 04/13/59C O t /2 8/60C 9.5 CAPR-2

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050-00144 7.

CvfR 600175 07/09/59C 05/04/60C 9.8 CPPR-7 3

050-00330 4.

PATHFINOFR 40058) 04/01/59C 05/12/60C 13.3 CP PR-4 050-00155 9.

SIG RDCE POINT I (0075)

Ot/18/60C 05/31/60C 4.4 CP*R-9 115-00005 10.

HALLAN 400758 02/IS/59C 06/28/60C 16.4 CAPR-3 115-00004 SONUS 100173 12/15/59C 07/19/60C 7.1 CAPA-4 050-00133 12.

HUMPOLOT BAY (0065) 04/ 30/59C II/09/60C 18.3 CPPR-10 050-00171 13.

PEACH BOTTOM 1 t00403 07/25/60C 02/23/62C 18.9 C PPR-12 050-00409 14.

L A CROSSE 80050) 11/05/62C 03/29/63C 4.8 CAPR-5 050-00206 15.

SAN ONOFRE 1 (04309 02/04/63C 03/02/64C 12.9 CPPR-13 050-002t3 16.

HA00AM NECK 10575) 09/09/63C 05/26/64C 8.5 CPPR-14 050-00219 17.

OYSTER CREEE I 406409 03/30/64C 12/15/64C 8.5 CPPR-15 050-00220 18.

NINE MILF POINT 1 (06101 04/01/64C 04/12/65C 12.3 CPPR-16 050-00237 19.

ORE 5 DEN 2 808096 04/15/65C 01/10/66C 0.8 CPPR-18 050-00244 20.

GINNA 804909 tt/01/65C 04/25/66C 5.4 CPPR-19 050-00245 21.

MILL 5 TONE 1 t0652) 11/15/65C 05/19/66C 6.1 CPPR-20 050-00247 22.

INDIAN PotNT 2 108738 12/06/65C 50/14/66C 10.2 CPPR-21 050-00249 23.

DRE5 DEN 3 108099 02/10/66C IO/14/66C 4.1 CPPR-22 050-00254 24 QUAD CITIES 1 & 2 108005 05/31/66C 02/15/67C 8.4 CPra-23&24 050-00255 25.

PattSADES 407005 06/03/66C 0 3/14/67C 9.3 CPPR-25 050-00261 26.

ROSIN 50N 2 107005 07/25/66C 04/11/67C 8.6 CPPR-26 050-00250 27.

TURKEY POINT 3&4 806668 03/28/66C 04/27/67C 12.9 CPPR-27E28 050-00259 28.

BR0wNS FERRY & & 2 (10673 07/13/66C 05/10/67C 9.9 CPPR-29630 050-C0263 29.

MONTICELLO 805458 08/08/66C 06/19/67C 10.3 CPPR-31 050-00266 30.

POINT BEACH I 104971 08/11/66C 07/19/67C 10.6 CPPR-32 050-00269 31.

OCONEE 1. 2 & 3 10871) 12/01/66C 11/06/67C 11.1 CP PR-33,344 35 050-00271 32.

VERMONT YANKEE 1 (0514) 12/02/66G 12/11/67C 12.3 CPPR-54 050-00277 33.

PEACM BOTTDM 2& 3 (10651 02/13/67C 01/31/68C 11.6 CPPR-37E30 050-00275 34 DIABLO CANYON 1 11084) 01/10/67C 04/23/68C 15.1 CPPR-39 050-00289 15.

THREE MILE ISLAND 1 108198 05/03/67C 05/tB/68C 12.5 CP P R-40 050-00298 36.

COOPER STATION 807789 07/27/67C 06/04/68C 10.2 CPPR-42 050-00285 37 PORT CALHOUN 1 104579 04/18/67C 06/07/60C 13.6 C PPR-41 050-00280 30.

SURRY I C 2 107089 03/20/6FC 06/25/68C 15.1 CPPR-43C44 050-00282 39.

PRAIRIE I5 LAND 1 & 2 805303 04/07/67C 06/25/68C 14.6 CP PR-45 L46 050-00101 40.

POINT BEACH 2 104973 08/03/67C 07/25/68C 18.7 CPPR=47 050-00296 41.

8R0wN5 FERRY 3 11067) 07/17/67C 07/31/68C 12.4 CPPR-40 050-00305 42.

mEwAUNEE 805419 08/23/67C 08/06/68C 11.4 CPPR-50 050-00293 43.

PILCRIM I 106708 06/30/67C 08/26/68C 13.8 CP PR-49 050-00267 44 FORT ST VRAIN 803303 10/20/66C 09/17/68C 22.9 CPPR-54 050-00272 45.

SALEM 1 & 2 810905 12/13/66C 09/25/68C 21.4 CPPR-52&53 050-00302 46.

CRYST AL RIVER 3 108259 08/10/67C 09/25/68C 13.5 CPPR-51 050-00312 47.

RAMCHO SECO 1 109131 II/20/67C 10/tt/68C 10.7 CPPR-56 050-00309 48.

MalNE YANaEE 107903 09/27/6TC 10/21/68C 12.8 CPPR-5) 050-00513 49 ARKANSA5 1 80850) 11/29/67C 12/06/68C 12.2 CPPR-57 050-00295 50.

LION 1 & 2 11050) 07/12/67C 12/26/68C 17.4 CPPR-58ES9 050-00315 51.

C 00M t&2 180601 12/20/67C 03/25/69C 11 1 CPPR-60L61 050-00317 52.

CALVERT CLIFF 5 t & 2 808453 Ot/25/68C 07/07/69C 17.4 CPPR-63t64 050-00286 53.

INDIAN POINT 3 (0965) 04/26/6FC 08/13/69C 27.5 CPPS-62 050-00321 54 MATCH I 807868 05/06/68C 09 / 50 / 69C 16.0 CPPR-05 050-00320 55.

rMREE RILE ISLAND 2 809063 04/29/60C 11/04/69C 10.1 CPPa-66 050-00324 56.

BRUN5 MICE I & 2 1082t3 07/31/68C 02/07/70C 18.2 CPPR-67b68 050-00333 57.

F8t2 PATRICK 108213 12/11/68C 05/20/7DC to.6 CPPR-71 050-00327 58.

SEQUOYAH 1 & 2 (1144) 10/15/68C 05/27/70C 19.4 CPPR-72Cf 3 050-00331 59.

DUANE ARNOLO 805358 II/04/6BC 06/22/ 70C 19.6 CPPR-70 050-00334 60.

SEAVER WALLEY 1 60852)

Ot/IS/69C 06/26/70C 17.3 CPP8-7f 050-00335 61.

57 LUCIE 1 (08108 01/29/69C 07/01/70C 17.0 CPPR-74 050-00323 62.

ORABLO CANYON 2 (11061 07/01/64C 12/09/70C 29.2 CPre=49 050-00336 63.

MILLSTDNE 2 608283 02/28/69C 12/tt/70C 21.4 CPPR-74 050-00344 64 InDJAN 811300 06/25/69C 02/08/71C 19.4 CPPR 050-00338 65.

NURTH ANNA 1&2 808989 03/21/69C 02/19/71C 22.9 CPPR-77E78 050-00346 66.

DAVIS-8ES5E 1 809069 08/01/69C 03/24/7tC 19.7 CPPR-80 050-00348 67 F ARLEY 1 & 2 (08291 10/15/49C 08/16/ 72C 34.0 C PPR-85 t S6 050-00341 68.

ENRICO FERMI 2 81093) 04/29/69C 09/27/72C 40.9 CPPR-4?

050-00358 69.

I l MME R I 108103 04/ 06 / 7 DC 10/27/ 72C 30.7.

C P PR-8 8 050-00368 70 ARKANSAS 2 (09125 09/17/70C 12/06/720 26.6 CPPR-89 (continued on next page) 3-2.

CONSTRUCTION PERMITSISSUED CO,,,,uC,,0, 90CR83 DOCKET CP ELAPSED PERMIT appneta FACILITY NAME DATE ISSUED MONTH 5 NUM8ER 054-00329 71.

RIOLANO 1 & 2 104589 LO/30/68C 12/IS/72C 49.5 CPPR 8 1 &82 050-00366 72.

MATCH 2 407958 09/11/70C 12/27/72C 21.5 CPPR-90 050-00390 73.

NAFTE BAR 1 1 2 411773 05/18/7tC OR/23/73C 20.1 CPPR-91&92 050-00369 74.

MCGutRE I & 2'111803 09/18/70C 02/23/73C 29.1 CPPR-83&84 050-00397 75.

WASHINGT0h. NUCLEAR 2 111033 08/19/7tC 03/19/73C 19.0 CPPR-93 850-00395 76.

SUMaER I 10900).

06/30/71C 03/21/73C 20.7 CPPR-94 050-00322 77.

St93REHan 108193 05/15/68C 04/14/73C 58.9 CPPR-95 050-00363 78.

PCRREO RIVER 810703 06/01/70C 07/10/73C 37.3 CPPR-96 050-00373 79.

LA1ALLE 1 & 2 110783 tt/03/70C 09/10/73C 34.2 CPPR-99&t00 050-00361 80.

SAN ONOPRE 2 & 3 111403 06/01/70C 10/18/73C 40.5 CPPR-97&98 050-00387 St.

SUSGofMANNA t & 2 (1050) 04/01/71C tt/02/73C 31.0 C P PR-101610 2 050-00367 82.

SatLLY t 406458 08/24/70C 05/01/74C 44.2 CPPR-104 050-00412 83.

SEAVER WALLEY 2 80852) 10/20/72C 05/03/74C 18.4 CPPR-105 050-00352 44 LIMERICK 1 & 2 (10659 02/27/70C 06/1//74C 51.7 CPPR-1066107 850-00410 es. NINE MILE PolNT 2 180803 06/15/72C 06/24/74C 24.3 CPPR-It2 059-00424 86.

V067tE I & 2 111131 02/13/73C 06/28/74C 16.5

CPPR-108,109.110 t t i 050-00404 87 NORTH ANMA 3 & 4 109078 09/15/71C 07/26/74C 34 3 CPPR-It4&lt$

050-00423 88.

MILL 57DNE 3 (1156) 02/10/73C 08/09/74C 17.9 CPPR-It3 050-0C416 49 CRAND GUtP 1 & 2 812509 11/17/72C 09/04/74C 21.5 CFPR-116&lt?

050-00354 90.

HOPE CREEK 1 & 2 110679 02/27/70C tt/04/74C 56 2 CPPR-120&t21 050-00382 91.

WalERPORO 3 414838 12/19/70C 11/14/74C 46.8 CPPR-103 050-00445 92.

COMANCHE PEAK 1 & 2 t11509 07/20/73C 12/19/74C 16.9 C P P R-126612 7 090-00434 93.

SURRY 3&4 808593 05/29/73C L2/20/74C 18.7

CPPR-124&t 2 5 050-00438 94 BELLEFONTE 1 & 2 412130 06/21/73C 12/24/74C 18.1 CPPR-1228123 050-00413 95.

CATAWBA 1 & 2 11153) 10/27/72C 08/07/75C 33.3 CPPR-t16&tl7 050-00498 96.

50Ufit TEX A5 1 & 2 (12500 07/05/74C 12/22/75C 17.5 CPPR-128&I29 050-00460 97.

WASHIRG704 NUCLEAR 1 412188 10/18/73C 12/24/75C 26 2 CPPR-134 050-00456 94.

ERA 10ucou 1 & 2 til208 09/20/73C 12/31/75C 27.3 CPPR-132&t 3 3 050-00454 99.

SYRDN t & 2 (11209 09/20/73C 12/31/75C 27.3 CPPR-130&llt 050-00461 100. CLINTON t & 2 109353 10/30/73C 02/24/76C 27.8 CPPR-137&l38 050-00483 101. CALLAWAY 1 & 2 181200 06/21/74C 04/16/76C 21.8 CPPR-139&t40 090-80528 102.

PALO VERDE te2.3 412383 10/07/74C 05/25/76C 19.6 CPPR-141.142&l43 050-00443 103.

SEASROOK 1 & 2 112003 07/09/73C 07/07/76C 35.9 CPPR-1356136 050-00454 104. RIVER BEND 1 &2 109343 09/24/73C 03/25/77C 42.0 CPPR-145&t46 050-00389 105.

57 LUCIE 2 (08101 05/15/73C 05/02/77C 47.5 CPPR-144 050-00440 106 PERRY 1 & 2 (12051 06/25/73C 05/03/77C 46.2 C P PR-141514 9 050-00518 107 HART 5VILLE 1-4 (12339 tt/22/74C 05/09/77C 29.5 CPPR-150,151,152,153 050400482 101. WOLP CREEK 1 (11503 07/26/74C 05/17/77C 33.7 CPPR-147 050-00495 109.

STERLING 1 111501 06/21/740 09/01/77C 38.3 CPPR-156 N 310.

6 9 11tS01 06/20/76C 12/27/77C 39.9 W A*&57 tm Yifi1 T12808 05/24/74C 12/10/77C 43.2 CPPA-46Fe&64e&69

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CPPR-162,163 40-55540 113. 6 t*8trolo 469000 09Pt?/7tc et/r9/70C 76.3 CPPR-158.159.160 161 999*99989 &&6. WSORS E M 91UCtt44 4 612148 10/10/73C 02/21/78C 52.1 CPPR=174 050-00546 115.

MAR 8tt HILL 1 & 2 09/11/75C 04/04/78C 30.6 CPPR-170, 171 050-00508 116.

WASHING 7CN NUCLEAR 3&5 08/02/74C 04/11/78C 44.3 CPPR-454, 155

- UNITS 3 & 4c[CANGLLED

UNITS 3 4 4 CANCELLED AVERAGES.BY FISCAL YEAR Average

' Year Issued (In Months) r FY 1971 6

21.7 FY 1 972 0

0 FY 1973 11 32.6 FY 1974 9

33.1 FY 1975 8

28.8 FY 1976 9

26.3 FY 1977 6

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- ENCLUCE5 NARRI$ 1 - 4 SINCE 1955.175 CONSTRUCTIOR PEmITS HAVE BEEN ISSUED.

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THREE PILE ISLAND 2 O2-01-69 01-01-78C 1001 PWR 906 107.0 HATCH 2 09-01-68 05-01-78C 1003 BWR 795 11660 ARRANSAS 2 05-15-71 06-19-78C 1001 PW-912 85.1

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OIA8La CANYON 1 06-14-68 08-00-78 995 PWh 1084 121 5 MCGUIRE 1 04-01-71 12-04-78 951 PWR 1880 92.1 NORTH ANNA 2 12-08-69 12-22-78 923 PWR 943 108.5 l

AYE* 970 AYEe 105.0 CALENDAR YEAR 1980 - PROJECTED DURATIONS' START FLO PERCENT TYPE CONSTRU. *e FACILITY CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATE COMPLETE REACTOR MWE OURATION 5ALEM 2 01-01-68 01-12-79

+ 962 PWR 1815 132.4 OI ABLO C ANYON 2 06-14-68 02-00-79

+ 963 PWR 1106 127.5 L AS ALL E 1 10-10-73 03-01-79 778 BWR 1078 64.7 SEQUOY AH 1 05-05-69 04-01-79

+ 925 PWR 1140 118.9 l---

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+ 895 BWR 810 96.0 WATTS BAR 1 01-15-73 06-01-79 853 PWR 1165 76.5 SUMMER 1 04-12-73 11-30-79

+ 773 PWR 900 79.6 SEQUOYAH 2 05-05-69

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+ 783 PWR 1140 126.9 FARLEY 2 10-00-70 12-15-79 511 PWR 829 110.5 AYE=1031 AYEe 103.7 4

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AVERAGE DURATION FOR NUCLEAR POWER Pl. ANT CONSTRUCTION con 1,NuEo,Roo,REvioUS,AoE CALENDAR YEAR 1981 - PROJECiTD DURATIONS START FLO PERCENT TYPE C ON S T RU. **

. FACILITY CONSTRUCTION EST! MATE COMPLETE REACTOR MWE DUR AT I ON SAN ONCFRE 2 01-04-74 02-18-80

+ 70E PWR 1140 7(. 5 LASALLE 2 08-01-72 03-01-90 595 BWR 1078 91.0 SHOREH AM -

11-01-72 03-01-80

+ 77 SWR 854 88.0 WATT 5 SAR f 01-15-73 03-01-80 663 PWR 1165 85.5 WASHINGTON NUCLEAR 2 06-28-72 03-15-80

+ Tif SWR 1103 92.6 e

11-05-73 05-01-80

+ 765 BWR 1052 77.9

$U100E H ANM A,1 SOUTH TERAS 1 09-22-75 05-10-80

+ 381 PWR 1250 56.3 ENRICO FERMI 2 06-01-69

+06-01 90 70 BWR 1123 132.0 COMANCHE PEAK 1 12-01-74 08-01-L

+ 603 PWR 1150 60.0 GRANO GULF 1 05-03-74 10-01-80 711 BWR 1250 76.9 MCGUIRE 2 04-01-71 10-10-80 608 PWR 1180

!!4.3 MIOLAND 2 06-15-73 11-00-80

+ 523 PWR 818 88.5 BELLEFCNIE 2 09-17-74 12-01-80 423 PWR 1235 74 5 CALENDAR YEAR 19R2 - PROJECTED DURATIONS AVE =1108 AVE =

85.9 START FLO PERCENT TYPE C ON S TRU. **

FACILITY CONSTRUCTICN ESTIMATE COMPLETE REACTOR MuE DURATION CATAWSA 1 06-16-74 02-01-01 265 PWR 1145 79.5 BELLEFCNTE 1 09-17-74 03-01-81

+ 603 PWR 1235 77.5 BYRCN 1 06-01-75 03-01-81

+ 481 PWR 1820 69.0 BRAIDWCCO 1 08-01-75 05-00-81

+ 413 PWR 1120 69.0 WATERFCR0 3 12-01-74

+05-01-81

+ 491 PWR 1165 77.0 SAN ONCFRE 3 03-04-74 05-11-81

+ 483 PWR 1140 86.2 PERRY t 10-21-74 05-30-81

+ 288 BWR 1205 79.3 SOUTH TEXA5 2 11-01-75 10-30-81 095 PWR 1250 72.0 MICL AND I 06-15-73 11-00-81

+ 465 PWR 492 100.5 NORTH ANNA 3 07-01-72 11-01-81 073 PWR 907

!!2.0 SUS QUEM ANN A 2

!!-05-73 11-01-81

+ 525 BWR 1052 95.9 PALO VERDE 1 06-01-76 11-01-81 293 PWR 1270 65.0 CALENDAR YEAR 1983 - PROJECTED DURATIONS AVE =1092 AVE =

81.9 START FLO PERCENT TYPE CCNSTRU. **

FACILITY CCN5TRUCTICN ESTIMATE COMPLETE REACTOR MWE DURATION HART 5WILLE A-1 04-26-76 03-01-82 Ilt BWR 1205 70.2 MAR 8LE MILL 3 08-24-77 O&-00-82

+ lit PWR 1130 55.2 CLINTON I 10-06-75 04-01-82

+ 333 SWR 950 77.8 CALLAWAY 1 03-01-76 04-01-82

+ 212 PWR 1150 73.0 BVRCN 2 07-01-75 05-00-82

+ 185 PWR 1120 82.0 PR At0WC00 2 08-01-75 05-00-82

+ 325 PWR 1120 81.0 ST LUCIE 2 06-10-76

+05-01-82

+ 135 PWR 842 70.7 WASHINGTCN NUCLEAR 1 08-04-75 06-01-82

+ 163 PWR 1267 81.9 COM ANCHE PE AK 2 12-01-74 08-01-82 20s PWR 1150 92.0 CATAWBA 2 06-16-74 08-01-82 231 PWR 1145 97.5 NART5WILLE 8-1 04-26-7) 09-01-82 103 BWR 1205 76.2 SEA 8 POCK I 07-08-76 09-01-82

+ 185 PWR 1194 73.8 BLACK FOX 1 U NK NCWN 10-01-82 001 8WR 1150 0.0 LIRERICK 1 08-01-70 10-01-82

+ 463 BWR 1065 146.0 WOLF CREEK 1 07-05-77 10-01-82

225 PWR 1150 E2.9 PEAVER WALLEY 2 05-04-74

+10-31-82

+ 263 PW R 852 101.9 MORTH ANNA 4 07-01-72 12-01-82 04%

PWR 907 125.0 PERRY 2 10-21-74 12-30-82

+ 171 BWR 1205 98.3 CALENDAR YEAR 1984 - PROJECTED DURATHDNS AVE =1100 AVE =

86.2 START FLO PERCENT TYPE CONSTRU. **

FACILITY CONSTRUCitDN EST1 MATE COMPLETE RE ACTOR MWE DURATION MINE MILE POINT 2 06-25-75 03-01-83 225 BWR 1080 92.2 HARTSWILLE A-2 04-26-76 03-01-83 03t BWR 1205 82.2 PH1PPS BEND 1 10-18-77 15-01-83 001 BWR 1220 66.4 HARRIS 1 01-21-74 36-01-83

+ 073 PWR 915 112.3 WASHINGTON kuCLEAR 3 04-11-77 67 00-83 053 PWR 1242 74.6 MAR 8tf Mitt 2 08-24-77 07-00-83

+ 073 PWR 1130 70.2 GR AND GULF 2 05-03-74 07-01-83 005 BWR 1250 109.9 FORKE0 RIVFR 08-15-73 08-01-83

+ 023 PWR 1070 119.5 BAILLY 1 08-01-74 09-01-83 015 8WR 660 109.0 MART 5WIL'

-2 04-26 76 09 01-83 023 BWR 1205 88 2 PALO VERC #

10-01-76 11-01-83

+ 09%

PWR 1270 85.0 HOPE CREEK 1 03-01-76 11-30-83 105 BWR 1067 93.0 WASHINGTON NUCLEAR 4 10-01-75 12-01-83

+ 075 PWR 1267 98.0

[* Indicates the first unit of a multi-unit application er single unit application-AVE =1122 Avf=

92.3

- In Calendar Ptoths

, 1ndicates a change in the information from the previous reporting period.

+

NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS UNDER CONSTRUCTION THE SOLID BLACK LINE ON THIS CHART SHOWS THE TOTAL NUMBER OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS, IN UNITS. CURRENTLY AUTHORIZED CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY (EITHER LWA OR CP).

THE DOTTED LINE PLOTS FUTURE CONSTRUCTION AUTHORI-DATA AS OF: OCTOBER 31,1978 ZATIONS, MINUS THOSE UNITS PROJECTED TO RECEIVE AN OL AND THE DASHED LINE SHOWS UNITS ACTUALLY ENGAGED IN CONSTRUCTION.

FY 1980 125 -

c FY 1979 I

120--

AUTHORIZATIONS GRANTED ACTUALLY UNDER CONSTRUCTION ---

FUTURE AUTHORIZATIONS 115 --

110 --

105 --

100--

95 --

.., -.,c.*_......., *.

. ~. _

~~~~

'~'

e0 --

' ~......

96 85 -

80 --

75 --

{

OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG Sgp D

uG AUTHORIZATIONS IN EF FECT AN C ESTIMATE C' 94 95 95 es 96 94 e3 H

93 92 92 92 92 f 92 I go i se as an ACTUAL a6 UNDER COP:STRUCTION'

'IN UNITS t LW A'S & CP'S IN EFF ECT.

3 3-6

NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS UNDER CONSTRUCIl0N C--7,o LIMITED WORK AUTHORIZATION OR CONSTRUCTION PERMIT GRANTED

' ACTIVELY UNDER CONSYRUCTION tdONSTRUCTION INACTIVE

' FACILITY AU T'h.D'Af d FACILITY AUTH. DATE BalbLT 1 05-01-74

' i

' BEAVER VALLEY 2 05-63-74 C4LLAWAT 2 08-14-75 BELLEFONTE 1& 2 09-17-74 CLINTON 2 10 01-75.

Il0RTH ANNA 36 4 07-26'74 BIACK FOX 1 & 2 07-24-78 RALO VERDE 3 05-25-76 BRAIDWOOD 1& 2 01-13-75 STERLING 1 09-01 77 STROM I & 2 12-13 74 TTRONE 1 12-27-77 CALLAWAT 1 0 8+14-7.5 CATlWSA 1& 2 05-16 74 CEEROKEE 1, 2, 3 05-28-76 g yTON 1 109 (-73 COM U CNE FEAK 1& 2 80-17-74

'D&VIS BESSE 2 & 3 12-31'-ff**

Sig8LO CANTON 1 04-23-68

AUTHORIZED BUT NOT UNDER CONSTRUCTION = s NTS FI ABLO C ANTON 2 12 0g-70 FARCET 2 08-~16-72 FERM1 2 09-27 72 FORKED RIVER 07-1q-13 CRAND CULF 1& 2 05-03-74 (ARRIS 1. 2.

3, 4 01-01-74 81RTSVILLE 1,2,3,A 04,22-76 ROFE CREEK 1 & 2 11-04-74 L

LLE 1& 2 09.1q,73 I

ICK 1& 2 06-19-74 EARB4E BLLb & &-3 08-24-77

'MCGUERE 1& 2 02-23-73 MIDLAWD 1 & 2 12-453/2

.g(LLSTONE 3 063q13 1 7

N14E MILE FOINT 2 06-24-74 NQp]E, ANNA 2 02-19-71 FALO VERDE 1 & 2 05-25-76 PERRY 1 & 2 10-21-74 FB1FFS BEND 1& 2 10-18-77 E1VER BEND 1&

2,

,09-05-75 ST. LUCIE 2 03-17-75 SALEM 2 09-25-68 SAN ONOFRE 2 & 3 10-18-73 SEABROOK 1 & 2 07-07-76 SEQUOTAR 1 & 2

0t-47-70 sNOREsAM 04-1A-73 SOUTH TEXAS 1& 2 08-12-75 SSMMER 1 03-28 73 SUSQUENANNA 1& 2 11-02-73 VOCTLE 1& 2 06-28-74 WFFSS 1 08-01-78 WFFAS 2 03,1g-33 WFFSS 4 08-01-75 WFPSS 36 5 04-08-77 05 eWAfERFORD 3 1

OI-23=34 5 A, WATTS BAR 1& 2 i3 gaLF CREEE 01-24-77 YSLLOW CREEE 1 & )

02 reg-]3 ZIMMER 1 10-27-72 TOTAL - 86 3-7'

J SECTION IV - OPERATING LICENSE APPLICATIONS UNDER NRC REVIEW

OPERATING UCENSE FORECAST (CUMULATIVE LICENSED FACILITIES AND PROJECTED OL ADDITION $ lN FT 77/8 DATA AS OF: OCTOBER 31, 1978 DESCRIPTION:

FY 1979

,2 FY 1980 1

THIS CHART REPRESENTS I

THE CURRENT CUMULA-TIVE NUMBER OF ACTUAL 80 l

OPERATING LICENSE l

ISSUANCES (SOLID LINE) g 85 AND ESTIMATED ISSUANCES

",... tse 1980 AS COMPARED TO THE w t.: ampaamm=M.-.-.Mpt!'M, *

(DOTTED LINE) DURING I

FISCAL YEARS 1979 AND

- to gryd d

PROJECTION MADE ON OCT.

I* _

".F*,,e 1 (77)

OBER 1,1977 (DASHED

,7,_,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,_g,=""..Ty.

LIN E ). NUMBERS IN PAREN-l THESES REFLECT THE g

LATEST ESTIMATE BEYOP.'D THE CURRENT MONTH.

Net OL lacesses

(

la FY 1979 -O l

1 LEGEND:

l BUDGET FORECAST

- - =ia g

ACTd AL COMPLETl0ill8 i

I L ATEST E871 1 ATE

^

"y TOTAL OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JdL AUG' SEP g

y y

BUDGET FO' ! CAST SY MONTH 0

0 0

0 1

2 2

0 1

1 0

0 0

1 3

1 2

1 15 LATE 8T EST 4 ATE 8Y MONTH' O

(0)

(0) to)

(2)

(0, (1)

(2)

(0)

(1)

(3)

(1)

(14)

CUUULATIVE 3UDGET FOPFCAST 70 70 70 70 71 73 75 75 76 77 77 77 77 78 81 82 84 85 85 CUMULATIVE LATEST ESTIMATE 70 (70)

(70)

(72)

(74)

(75)

(77)

(78)

(81)

(82)

(83)

(84)

(841 FY 1978 VS OCTOBE R 1977 FORECAST

SUMMARY

75 "II g"

= 70 _

70 No OL's have been issued to date in FY 1979.

C Seven OL's are estimated to be issued in FY 1979, representmp 100% of the 10/01/78 forecast.

60

- 55 14 OL's are estimated to be issued during FY 1979 and 1980, representmg 93% of t'io 10/01/78 forecast.

=50 Pin 07 00C000 f uln D POURTM QuaATBA CU ART 08 OUART0 A QUARTO R APPLICATION 10 017g CURRENT FORECAST ESTIMATE FY 1979 NORTM ANNA 2 (0907) 03/09/79 03/09/79 DIABLO CANTON 1 (1084) 02/20/79 03/10/79 MCGUIRE I ( l '8 0) 04/09/79 04/00/79 SEQUOYAN 1 (1148) 04/00/79 04/09/79 SALEM 2 (1995) 06/09/79 06/08/79 OIABLO C4NYON 2 (1106) 03/09/79 07/09/79 ZIMMER 1 (08103 07/09/79 07/09/79 FY 1980 LASALLE 1 (19781 12/00/79 12/09/79

$AN ONOFRE 2 (1900) 02/05/88 02/05/80

$EQUOYAN 2 (1948) 02/08/88 02/00/88 SHORENAM (0019) 03/00/80 03/08/80 SUM *Et I telet) 04/30/80 04/39/80 EhtICO FERMI 2 (1993) 06/01/00 06/01/A0 WATTS SAR 1 (1977) 09/00/80 09/08/89 4-2

ELECTRICAL POWER FORECAST

,,,,,9 o,.

OCTO.ER 3i. i n DESCRIPTION:

FY 197g FY 1980

[

t 73

" II THIS CHART REPRYSENTS g

THE CURRENT CUMULA-f.,

TIVE AUTHORIZED MWe

- 71 I

p 9g

/

(SOLID LINE) AND ESTIMA-I

/.=*

f a* f f * ***.

es TED ADDITIONS (DOTTED

~,,

g LINE) FOR FISCAL YF.ARS 1979 AND 1980. AS COM.

/*,.***.

s7

/

PARED TO THE PROJECTION

- s7 l

MADE ON OCTOBER 1.1978 g

/.**

(DASHED LINE). NUMBERS IN 1'

as

'-----^^"t"**^,#,.$-

[__

PARENTHESES REPRESENT

- as "p',____

THE LATEST ESTIMATE BEYOND THE CURRENT

, _.4.'. * -'

~

83

-u uONTH.

- st

/ ** ~

I

~

"I

/

I LEGEND:

/*

- 59

/

1 59 6dDGET FOPECAST

/,.

l ACTUAL COMPLETIONS

- 5M.m m m.-r.m m a?M*<*.

I 57 LATEST ESTIMATE I

OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OV JAN R

MAY J

SEP BUDGET FORECAST BY UONTH 0

0 0

0 11 2.0 23 0

1.2 1.1 0

0 0

1.1 31

.9 22 1.2 162 LATEST ESTIMATE SY MONTH t 0

(0)

(0) to)

(0)

(2.00) (2.33)

(0)

(1.12) (1.92)

(0)

(1.08)

(3.07)

(.9001 (1,,09)

(1.18) (15.4)

CUVUL A!!VE BUDGET FORECAST t 56 8 56.8 56 8 56 8 57 9 53 9 62 2 622 63 4 64.5 64.5 64.5 64 5 6b 6 683 a6 71.8 73.0 73 0 CUMULATIVE LATEST ESTIMATE 56.8 (r68)

(56.8)

(56.8l (56.8) (58.8)

(61.1)

(61.1) (62.3)

(64.2)

(64.2) (64.2) (64.2)

(65.3) (68.3)

(69.2) (70.31 (72.4)

(72.4)

FY 1978 VS OCTOBER 1977 FORECAST wA

SUMMARY

NOTES:

- se No MWE have been added thus far in FY 1979.

tlN THOUSANDS

/ a

-u

'p

~~

. " " ~

64.005 cumulative MWe ars forecast to be authorized by tiw and of M~

FY 1979, representmg 90% of the 1041-78 forecast.

73.000 cumulative MWe are forecen to be authorized by the end of FY 1980.

estsi SEC040 TWR0

00RTM DU ARTE R OuARTE R OU ARTE R GuanTEn 1041-78 CURRENT APPLICATION FORECAST ESTIMATE FY 1979 NORTH ANNA 2 4907) 03-00-79 03-00-79 OI ABLt CANyDN 1 (1684) 02-20-79 03-10-79 MCGUIkE 1 ( 118t l 04-00-79 04-00-79 SE Q UO Y AH 1 (11443 04-00-79 04-00-79 SA LE M 2 411t51 06-00-79 06-00-79 D[ABLO CAhYCN 2 (11063 03-00-79 07-00-79 lIMMER 1 48103 07-00-79 07-00-79 FY 1980 LASALLE 1 (1978) 12-00-79 12-00-79 SAN ONOFRE 2 (11001 02-00-80 02-00-80 SE QUOY AH 2 (1148) 02-00-80 02-00-80 SHOREHAM (0P19) 05-00-80 03-00-80 SUMMER 1 19005 04-30-80 04-30-80 ENRICO FERMI 2 fl093) 06-01-80 06-01-80 WATIS SAR 1 (1177) 09-00-80 09-00-80 4-3

- LICENSING STATUS - 0PERATING LICENSES DATA AS OF : -ocioeEn ncms

!ry/

pe,L

~ FORECAST (OLs)J jNDER REVIEW'

[ g#[ g* & y

p

gg artW arPu(AriO(

'0L APPLICATIONS,

~

g dg[

y

$g M r FY 1979 PERRY 1&2 ARKANSA$ 2

--X--

X ----K CATAd8A 1&2 CLINTON 1&2 BELLEFONTE 1

- - - - - --x-MARBLE HILL 1&2 BELLEFONTE 2

--x

- - - - - -- x --

BEAVER VALLEY 2 BRAIDWOOD 1 CALLAWAY lC2 BRAIDWOOD 2

--x SYRUN 1

--E FY 1960 syRON 2

--X BRAIDWOOD 1 & 2 CCMANCHE PEAK 1

--A BYRON 1 & 2 CDM ANCHE PE AK 2

-- A BYRON 1&2 DIABLO CANYUN 1

--X-X NORTH ANNA 3&4 OIABLO CahYON 2

=-

--X-X PALO VERDE 1.2e3 FARLEY 2 X

SEABROOK 1&2 FERMI 2

--x-

-x HARTivlLLE AleAleB1 *B2 GRAND GULF 1

--K--

X WOLF CREEK 1 GRAND GULF 2

--x

X NINE MILE POINT 2 LASALLE 1

X--

X LASALLE 2

--X--

-X MCGulRE 1

--E

--x MCGUIRE 2

--X-

--x MIDLAND 1

--x-

-X MIDLAND 2

-- n------

x NORTH ANNA 2

=X SALEM 2 x

SAN ONOFRE 2

--X-E SAN ONOFRE 3 x-X SEQUOYAH 1

-X-SEQUDYAN 2 x-.

SHOREHAM

. --X=

--E SOUTH TEMAS 1

- - - - - --t t

SOUTH TEXA5 2

=X------

X SUMMER 1

--X------

R SU$QUEHANNA 1

- - - - - --X x

SU SQUE H ANNA 2

--X------

-=

-X WPPSS 2

- - - - - --x-----

X WATERFORD 3

~4 WATTS BAR 1

--X X

dATTS 8AR 2

--X X

EIMMER I

--X--

R IOTALS M'

24 APPt_ I C & T I CN S 9

9 4

3 3

9 4

3 1

18 UNITS 5

to 7

3 5

15 4

6 3

1 4-4

SECTION V - CONSTRUCTION PERMIT APPLICATIONS & SPECIAL PROJECTS UNDER NRC REVIEW I

CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZATION FORECAST o^'^ ^5 o'; "'oS5 " ""

f:

FY 1980 DESCRIPTION:

FY 1979 TH15 CHART SHOWS THE OCTO-

~

8 BER 1,1978 FORECAST OF I

l M

CUMULATIVE UNITS PROJECTED

-4 TO BE AUTHORIZED TO START Ts g

33 CONSTRUCTION THROUGH FY 1979 AND FY 1980 (DASHED I

UNEl. THE SOLID BLACK LINE

."-I s REPRESENTS THE ACTURL g

la CONSTRUCTION ST ARTS TO DATE. THE DOTTED LINE I

SHOWS THE LATEST CUMULA-

W l

~

TIVE ESTIMATE. ISSUANCE g

9 DATES ARE FOR LWA UNLESS

~

0 p # ~ ~ ~ )*~

NO LW A IS ANTICIPATED, IN

"p # " 7.#

s WHICH CASE CP ISSUANCE 1 DATE IS USED.

-6 gym.r".....y......

s s

LEGEND:

-4 8*p.mm!!'

I BUDGET FOPECAST

-s

,- t6 g

3 f:Tr.mmf".-.. ** **7 ACTU AL COMPLET1045

-8 I

8 LATEST ESTIMATE

~[e # ~ 7* "

I

~

OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OV JAN M R MAY EP BUDGET FORECAST BY WONTH 1

0 0

1 0

0 8

LATEST ESTIMATE 8Y MONTH 0

(1)

(0)

(1)

(0)

(1)

(0)

(1)

(0)

(1)

(0)

(g)

(t)

(8)

CUU' LATIVE BUDGET FORECAST 1

1 1

2 2

3 3

4 4

5 5

6 6

7 7

8 8

J CUMULATIVE LATEST ESTIMATE O

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

(6)

(7)

(7) f81 (8)

FY 1978 VS OCTOBE R 1977 FORECAST 2,2 /

NOTES:

SUMMAR Y:

- 2i

/

N/S: Not scheduled UNITS

" ' * * * ~

A HOR

]"

N/A: Milestone or Schedule Ternnnated p

T

:LWA not requested

-#-p e ' *

/

0 AUTHORIZED TO DATE 0% OF FORECAST v

100% OF FORECAST pmST sECOR0 THIRD FOURTM (8) BY END OF FY 1980 QU ARTE R QUARTER QU ARTE R QU ARTE R 10/1/78 LATEST APPLICATIONS (MWe)

FORECAST ESTIMAT E FY 1979 (CPI *JAME5 PORT 1 C 2 (11508 10/30/78 11/10/78 (CP) PILGalM 2 PSAR UPDATE (0030) 01/12/79 01/12/79 (CPI EMIE 1C2 (126al

?3/28/79 04/38/79 (CPI

ALLENS CPEEK 1 (11503 05/25/79 05/29/79 (CPI *GREENE CPUNTY (11918 07/09/79 07/09/79 FY 1980 (CPI *PALO VERSE 4 C3 (127 I 12/14/79 12/14/79 (CPI *Ntw INGLtND 1C2 (1150) 09/01/79 02/03/80 (CPI

HAVEN 1t 2 (09003 05/00/80 08/06/8C 5-2

LIMITEDWORK AUTHORIZATION FORECAST DATA AS OFI OCTOBER 31,1978 DESCRIPTION:

FY 1979 FY 1980 g

. ~ _. -,.

THIS CHART SHOV.3 THE OCTOBER 1978 FOMCASTOF

~

l CUMULATIVE LIMi RED WORK

-a w

8

[

AUTHORIZATIONS (DASHED g

LINE) TO BE ISSUED THROUGH FY 1979 AND 1980s THE r

SOLID BLACK LINE REPRE-

~

s

~

SENTS THE ACTUAL CUMU-

-s t

e LATIVE LIMITED WORK AUTHORIZATIONS ISSUED, g

AND THE DOTTED LINE SHOWS I

~

THE LATEST CUMULATIVE 4

ESTIMATE. NUMBERS IN g

e PARENTHESES ARE LATEST I

PROJECTIONS.

LEGEND:

p BU0CE T FORECASI

-a j --y,,nmmmm.mmmmmanmSmmamanmm,,p a

ACTUAL COMPLET!045

/

I

~

L ATEST ESTIMATE

~ ______.W"***

I

~

OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OV JAN M R AY SEP 6U0CET FOPECAST By MONTw 0

0 0

1 0

0 0

1 0

0 4

LATEST ESilMATE 8Y MONTH 0

(0)

(0*

(1)

(0)

(1)

(0)

(0) '

(0)

(0) 1 (0)

(0) 3 CUVULAT!VE BUDGET FORFCAST 0

0 0

1 1

2 2

3 3

CUMULATIVE LATEST ESTIMATE O

O O

1 1

1 2

2 2

3 3

3 FY 1978 VS OCTOBER 1977 FORECAST

- '8 NOT ES:

SUMMARY

-in

-ie

Two applications N/S in Forecast were O COMPLETED TO D %TE O % OF FORECAST

-s

?

'"pected to be granted LWA's by tre s

close of FY-1978, but are currertuy

--==b

-a 3 BY END CF FY 1s80 100% OF FORECAST

[

N/S: Currently not sdoduled

=*

-3.

Feast secono ruino povern GuanrEn QU AnrEn GU ARit a GuanrE n APPLICATION (MWel FORECAST ST MA FY 1979

{f (CP) PILGo t * / M Ad UPCAft 100C0) f (CP) Ek!E 1 &2 (126;)

FY 1980 (PDCl Nn > A vf N 1E2 (12203

?$/0C/80 05/03/83 5-3

1.lMITED WORK AUTH0.RIZATIONS ISSUED (LWA-l's AND LWA-2's ISSUED. DURATIONS ARE FROM ER DOCKETING DATE.)

t DATA ASOF NOVEMBER 3,1878 ER LWA-1 ELAPSED LW A ELAP5ED APPLICATIDN" DOCKETED ItsuED MONTHS I55UED MONTHS 1.

GRAND GULF 1&2 11-17-72 05-03-74 17.5 07-14-74 41 9 2.

WATERFORD 3 01-15-71 05-14-74 39.9 3.

CATAh8A 1&2 10-27-72 05-16-74 18.7 4.

V0GTLE 1-4*

02-13-73 05-28-74 15.5 5.

MILLSTONE 3 02-10-73 06-05-74 15.9 6

SELLEFONTE 1 C 2 06-21-73 09-17-74 14.8 7.

S URR Y 3&4 09-14-73 10-04-74 12.6 8.

COMANCHE PEAK 1&2 07-20-73 10-17-74 14.9 1C-17-74 14.9 9.

PERRY 1L2 06-25-73 10-21-74 15.9 09-09-75**

29.7 10.

8YRCN 1E2 09-20-73 12-13-74 14.7 10-30-75 25.3 11.

BRAICWOOD 1 & 2 09-20-73 01-13-75 15.7 10-30-75 25.3 12.

ST. LUCIE 2 C8-31-73 03-17-75 18.6 03-17-75 18.6 13.

WPP55 1 & 4 08-20-73 08-01-75 23.3 On-01-758**

23.3 14 SUMMIT 1&2 08-16-73 08-07-75 25.3 15.

10UTH TEIAS 1 & 2 07-05-74 08-12-75 13.2 16.

CALLAWAY 1&2 07-30-74 08-14-75 13.7 17.

RIVER BEND 1&2 09-21-73 09-03-75 23.4 18.

CLINTON.h t 2 10-30-73 10-01-75 23.1 19.

davis BESSE 2 & 3 08-09-74 12-31-75 16."7 20.

HART 5VILLE 1-4 09-13-74 04-22-76 19.3 L2-27-76 27.9 21.

CHEROKEE 1. 2. 3 06-28-74 05-28-76 21.0 07-28-77 25.0 22.

WOLF CREER 06-21-74 01-24-77 30.3 01-24-77 30.3 23.

WPPS 3 E 5 09-30-74 04-08-77 30.3 24.

MAR 8LE HILL 1&2 09-11-75 08-24-77 23.4 12-09-77 26.9 25.

PHIPPS SEND 1 &2 04-01-77 10-18-77 18.6 26.

YELLOW CREEK 1L2 12-20-76 02-09-78 13.6 27 SLACK FOR 12-23-75 07-26-78 31.0 ev0 GILE 3 L 4 WERE CANCELLEO SuSSEQUENT TO LWA ISSUANCE.

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- - - hPPS 3 E 5 GRANTED AMENOMENT 10 LWA ON MAY le. 1977.

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DESCRIPTION:

THIS CHART REPRESENTS DURATIONS (IN MONTHS) OF MAJOR ACTIVITIES FOR CP APPLICATIONS DOCI:ETED IN FISCAL YEARS 1970 THROUGH 1977. REVIEWS ARE LISTED IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER BY DOCKET DATE.

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30. 8 WASHINGTON NUCLEAR I 10-18-73 CS-2J-73 10-15-75 03-10-75 08-01-75 12-24-15 23.9 18.6 23.3 26.2 23.3 ua5HI% TON NUCLE AR 4 10-18-73 08-20-73 08-06-76 08-01-75 02-21-18 33.6 23.3 52.1 23.3 f.4EENwa00 2 & 3 09-17-73 09-07-73 OPEN 11-25-74 OPEN DPEN 14.6

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P4AIDWOOD 1 & 2 C9-20-73 09-2J-73 10-17-75 07-19-74 01-14-75 12-31-15 24.9 9.9 15.8 27.3 15.8 RvRON 1&2 09-20-73 09-20-73 10-17-75 07-25-74 12-13-74 12-31-15 24.9 10.1 14.7 27.3 14.7 R I VE R DE ND 1 &2 09-24-73 09-21-73 12-22-75 10-02-74 09-05-75 03-25-77 26.9 12.3 23.4 42.0 23.4 CLINTON 1 &2 10-30-73 10-33-73 12-02-75 10-04-74 10-01-75 02-24-T6 25.0 11.1 23.0 27.8 23 0 FULTON 1E2 11-16-73 11-14-73 06-30-75 05-05-75 OPEN 19.4 17.7 ALLENS CREEK 1 12-07-73 12-07-73 12-15-79*

11-18-74 05-29-19*

60.2 11.3 65.7 65.7 PILGRIP 2 12-21-73 12-21-73 11-10-78*

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59.3 17.2 51.2 51.2 OUANICASSEE 1L2 62-28-74 02-11-74 OPEN OPEN ATLANitC 1 & 2 03-CL-74 03-01-74 OPEN OPEN OPE N W)LF CAEEK 1 U7-26-74 05-17 4

11-29-76 10-31-75 01-24-77 05-17-77 28 1 17.4 32.2 33.7 32.2 CHEROKEE 1.2.5 05 24-74 06-28 74 07-11-77 10-01-75 05-28-76 12-30-77 37.5 15.1 23.0 43.2 23.0 pkRKINS 1.2.3 J5-24-74 06-28-74 07-11-77 10-21-75 OPEN 37.5 15.7 CALLAW4Y 1&2 06-21-74 07-30-74 01-23-76 03-21-75 08-14-75 04-16-74 19.0

7. 7 12.4 21.8 12.4 SIERLg NG 1 06-21-74 12-20-74 12-01-76 06-28-76 09-01-77 29.3 18.2 38.3 38 3 TYRONE 1 06-21-74 08-29-74 12-01-76 04-28-77 12 27-77 29 3 31.9 42.2 42.2 L1 1915--

SOUTH TEXA5 1 & 2 07-05-74 07-0*-74 10-29-75 03-28-75 08-12-75 12-22-75 15.8 8.7 13.2 17.5 13 2 m)MTA30E 1L2 07-12-74 07-12-74 OPEu 02-22-77 OPEN' 31.3 30.2 44.3 30.2 W45HINGTON NUCLEAR 365 08-02-74 09-3C-74 04-22-77 06-03-75 04-08-77 04-11-78 32.6 81, PE 8 8LE SPRINGS 1 & 2 10-18 74 08-06-74 01-15-79*

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51.3 13.6 16.7 54.1 16.7 nLUE HILLS 1 & 2 C8-23-74 OPEN OPEN OPEN RO5HEONONG 1 & 2 08-26-74 09-06-74 07-02-76 OPEN OPEN 22.2 JamE58CRT 1E2 C9-06-74 09-17-74 01-17-77 10-07-75 11-30-788 28.3 12.6 50.8 50.8 HART 5vlLLE A1.A2.81.82 11-22-74 09-13-74 10-20-76 06-25-75 04-22-76 05-09-77 22.9 9.4 19.3 29.5 19.3 SRAGIT 1 L2 C1-15-75 09-30-74 10-20-78 06-02-75 OPEN OPEN 45.1 8.0 DALO WLRDE 1.2.3 10-07-74 10-07-74 04-08-76 09-25-75 05-25-76 18.0 11.6 19.6 19.6 NORTH COAST N.5.

31-27-75 01-27-75 04-26-77 26.9 CLINCH RIVER 06-11-75 04-11-75 OPEN 02-07-77 OPEN OPEN 21.8 EI 1226 FURT C A1 HOUN 2 u9-11-75

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07-09-798 35.1 39.0 41.4 45.8 PHIPPS BEND 1 & 2 11-07-75 04-01-76 09-23-77 02-17-77 10-18-77 01-16-78 22.5 10.5 18.5 26.3 18.5 mLACK FOR 1&2 12-23-75 12-23-75 09-C5-78 02-08-77 07-26-78 02-22-79*

12.4 13.5 33.1 17.9 31.1 vtLLOW CREEK 1 C2 07-16-76 12-20-76 06-27-78 11-28-77 02-09-78 11-30-78*

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05-31-798 02-03-80*

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12-14-71*

11.7 10.0 20.4 20.4 AVERAGES BY FISCAL. YEAR SAFETY ENVIRONMENTAL LWA CP START OF REVIEW REVIEW REVIEW REVIEW CONSTRUCTION FISCAL YEAR (NUMBER (NUMBER (NUMBER (NUMBER (NUMBER CASE COCFETED OF CASES)

LF CASES 1 0F CA9ES)

QF (AS(SJ OF CASES) 1974 30.7 (17) 16.0 (18) 20.5 (10) 36.7 (15) 29.9 (15) 1975 31.8 (9) 14.6 (11) 19.7 (4) 36.1 (6) 25.0 (6) 1976 27.0 (6) 20.7 (7) 21.6 (4) 34.1 (6) 29.0 (6) 1977 20.9 (1) 19.0 (2) 23.2 (1) 26.8 f t) 23.2 (1) 1978 13.7 10.0 20.4 20.4 OCTOBER 31.1978

ACifVITV NOT YET CCuPLETED

E X F MPTION 5-9

SAFETY EVALUATION SUPPLEMENT DURATION

SUMMARY

(DURATIONS FOR FINAL SE SUPPLEM ENTS ISSUED FOR CP REVIEWS PURING FY 19721979)

SE SUPPLEMENTS BY FISCAL YEAR SAR DUR ATION APPLICATION DOCKETED SE SUPPL.

(MON THS)

FY,_1974 NIME MILE POInf 2 (1100) 06/15/7?C 08/07/73C 13.7 BAILLY t (0645) 08/.4/70C 18/31/73C 38.2 CATAWBA 1 8 2 (1145) 10/27/72C 01/21/74C 14.8 WATERFCRD 3 (1913) 12/l9/70C 02/01/74C 37.4 NCRTH ANh4 384 (g907) 09/15/7tc g2/28/74C 29.4 HOPE CREEK 1 8 2 (1967) 02/27/70C 03/01/74C 48.1 BEAVER VALLEY 2 (0852) tO/28/72C 04/25/74C 18.1 V0GTLF 1 8 2 (1913) 82/13/73C 35/01/74C 14.6 MILL 5fCNE 3 (1t56) 02/19/73C 05/16/74C 15.2 FY 1975 GRAND GULF 1 & 2 (1250) tt/17/72C 67/24/74C 20.2 BELLEFONTE t 8 2 (1253) f6/21/73C 08/30/74C 34.3 SURRY 384 (8859) 05/29/73C 09/03/74C 15.1 COMANCHE PEAK 1 8 2 (1958) 07/20/73C 11/tS/74C 15.8 FULTON t 8 2 (It68) t t/16/7 3C 86/TR/75C 19 4 FV '1976 WASHINGTON NUCLEAR 1 (12tS) 10/18/73C 10/15/75C 23.9 BRAIDWOOD 1 8 2 (1920) 39/20/73C 10/17/75C 24.9 BYRON t 8 2 (1120) 09/20/73C 10/17/75C 24.9 SOUTH TEXA5 I 8 2 (1250) 07/OS/74C 18/29/75C 15.8 SEABROOK 1 8 2 (1289) 07/89/73C 11/14/75C 28.1 CLINTON 1 8 2 (8933) 18/30/73C 12/02/75C 25.0 RIVER BEND 1 & 2 (0934) 09/24/73C 12/22/75C 26.9 CALLAWAY 1 8 2 (1920) 06/29/74C Ot/23/76C 19.0 PALD VERDE 1,2,3 (1278) te/07/74C 04/08/76C 18.0 ST LUCIE 2 (9810) 05/IS/73C 04/27/76C 35.4 K05NEONCNG 1 (0980) 08/26/74C 07/82/76C 22.2 WA5HINGTON NUCLEAR 4 (1218) 18/18/73C 08/06/76C 33.6 FY 1977 HARTSVILL E A1,42,5 t,82 (1233) 11/22/74C IO/20/76C 22.9 W3LF CREEK t (1958) 07/26/74C st/29/76C 28.1 STERLING 1 (1150) 06/21/74C 12/ 01/ 76 C 29.3 TYRONE I (1130) 06/2t/74C 12/01/76C 29.3 JAMESPORT 1 8 2 (1150) 89/06/74C 01/17/77C 28.3 PERRY t 8 2 (1285) 06/25/73C 02/22/77C 43.9 WA5HINGTON NUCLEAR 385 (1242) 88/02/74C 04/22/77C 32.6 CHER0EEE I 2,5 (8280) 85/24/74C 87/tt/77C 37.5 PEBEINS 1,2,3 (1283) 05/24/74C 37/tt/77C 17.5 MARBLE HILL t 8 2 (1930) 09/97/75C 07/22/77C 22.1 MARRI5 1.2.3.4 (0908) 09/17/7tc 09/20/77C 72.1 PHIPPS DEND I 8 2 (1233)

I I/ 0 7/ 7 5C 09/23/77C 22.5 FY 1978 YEttCW CREEK t 8 2 (1285) 87/16/76C 06/27/78C 23.3 SLACK FOX t 8 2 (1850) 12/23/75C OS/05/78C 32.4 SKAGIT 1 8 2 (1277)

Ot/tS/75C 10/20/78C 45.t AVERAGES BY FISCAL YE AH YEAR ISSUED AVERAGE ON MONTH 5)

FY 1974 (09) 25.5 FY 1975 (SS) 16.9 FY 1976

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24.8 FY 1977 (12) 33.8 OCTOBER 31,1978 FY 1978 (02) 27 8 FY 1979 (01) 45.5 5-10

RN AL ENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENT DURATION

SUMMARY

(DURATIONS FOR FES ISSUANCES FOR CP REVIEWS DURING FY 1973-1979)

ER DURATION APPLICATION DOCKETED EE.1, (MONTHSf F Y 1974 BEAVER VALLEY 2 (8852) 10/20/72C 07/19/73C 8.9 CRAND GULF t 8 2 (1259) tt/17/72C 68/22/73C 9.1 LIMERICK t 4 2 (1965) 19/39/70C 11/12/73C 36.4 CATAWBA l 4 2 (1995) 10/ 27 / 72 C 12/97/73C 13.5 MILLSTONE 3 (1956) 02/10/73C 02/07/74C tt.9 HOPE CREEK t 8 2 (1967) 01/28/7tC 02/19/74C 36.7 V 0G 7( E t 8 2 (1913) 92/13/73C 93/98/74C 12.8 HARel5 1,2,3,4 (9990) 09/97/7tc 03/29/74C 30.7 PERRY t 8 2 (1205) 96/25/73C e4/09/74C 9.4 51 LUCIE 2 (98st) 08/31/73C 05/16/74C 8.5 Super 2 4 4 (8859) 09/14/73C 0 5/ 31/ 7 4C 4.5 CCMANCHE PEAK 1 8 2 (1150) 07/20/73C e6/07/74C 13.5 BELLEFONTE l 4 2 (t213) 96/21/73C 06/10/74C 11.6 FY 1975 BRAIDW30D 1 4 2 (1129) 39/29/73C 07/19/740 9.9 BTRCN t 8 2 (1128) 09/25/73C 97/25/74C 13.3 RIVER BEND 1 4 2 (0934) 39/29/73C IO/92/74C gg,3 CLINTON t 8 2 (0933) 10/30/73C te/94/74C 11.1 ALLEN 5 CREEK t (1150) 12/97/73C 11/18 / 74 C 13.3 CREEkWOOD 2 4 3 (1290) 49/s7/73C 11/25/74C 14.6 SEABROCK 1 8 2 (1290) 37/09/73C 12/06/74C 16.9 WASH]NGTON MuciEAR 1 (1218) et/28/73C 93/10/75C 18.6 CALLAWAY l 4 2 (1129) 07/30/74C 03/2t/73i 7.7 SOUTH TEXA5 l 4 2 (1250) 37/95/74C 03/28/75C 8.7 PElllE SPRINGS 1 8 2 (1260) 38/06/74C 64/16/75C 8.3 Futt0N t 4 2 (tiet) 11/t4/73C 05/95/75C 17.7 PIL GRIM 2 (1180 )

12/2t/73C 05/27/75C 17.2 SEAGli 1 8 2 (1277) 09/39/74C 46/02/75C 8.g WASHINGTON MUCLEAR 385 (1242) 99/se/74C 06/03/75C 4.1 HARTSVILLE Al,A2,B9.82 (1233) 39/13/74C 06/25/75C 9.4 FY 1976 PALO VERDE 1,2,3 (1270) 18/97/74C 39/25/75C 11.4 DAVIS RESSE 2 8 3 (0996) 08/09/74C et/29/75C 13.6 CHEROWEE 1,2,3 (t286) 06/28/74C ts/et/75C 15.1 JAPE 5 PORT 1 8 2 (1158) 09/17/74C ig/97/75C 12.6 PERKINS t,2,5 (1286) 06/28/74C 10/21/75C 15.7 WOLF CREEK 1 (1154) 05/t7/74C 10/ 31/ 75C 17.4 STERtING 1 (1150) 12/20/74C g6/28/76C 18.2 MARBLE HILL 1 8 2 (11393 99/11/75C g t/22/76C 12.3 FY 1977 CLtHCH river (9350) 04/11/75C 02/07/77C 21.8 BLACK FOX t 8 2 (1150) 12/23/75C 02/98/77C 13.5 PMIPPS BEMD 1 8 2 (1233).

04/et/76C 02/17/77C to.5 MONTAGUE t 8 2 (1150) 07/12/74C 02/22/77C st.3 TYRONE I (1959) 28/29/74C 94/28/77C 31.9 FY 1978 YELLOW CREEK t 8 2 (1285) 12/29/76C ll/i4/77C St T SUNDEttRT t 8 2 (0974) 04/s2/77C 19/24/78C 18.4 AVERAGES BY FISCAL YEAR AVERAGE YEAR ISSUE D UN MONTHS)

FY 1974 (13) 16.9 FY 1975 (16) 11.8 FY 1976 (08) 14.5 FY 1977 (95) 29.8 FY 1979 (92).

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LICENSING STATUS SPECIALPROJECTS DATA AS OF: oCrosEn si.im THIS CHART SHOWS THE REVIEW STAGE FOR ALL SPECIAL PROJECTS IN-HOUSE.

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8 n'.5fTf!DNS USED TOR EvatUAf!MG TME POTENflAL R AD CONSEQUENCES OF A BWR GAS HOL DUP 1 Aht FAILURE.

ATOMIC SAFETY & LICENSING BOARD PANEL MONTHLY ACTIVITY

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DECISIONS RENDERED DURING OCTOBER 4

Callawsg184. The Board found that a Commesseor 'qvestigation as required l

mto the nrmg of an employee who notified NRC mapuctors of construenon problems which the Licenses was havmg at the Callowey plant. The Board

[ s authorued the Director of IE. to suspend construccon of tective in thirty days.

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SUMMARY

OF HEARINGS ON PENDING APPLICATIONS Suninary of Hearirgs on Pending Applications OCTOBER 31,1978 Docketed Applications Construction Permit Reviews 25 pending CP issuance 20 contested 4 uncontested - bearing mandatory 0 petition pending i noticed - intervention period not expired 0 to be noticed i Operating License Reviews 19 pending OL issuance 5 contested 7 uncontested - no hearing required 0 petitions pending 2 to be noticed 5 Intervention Period not expired. Other Facility Proceedings ~ pending 21 i 20 contested 1 petitions periding 0 to be noticed Antitrust Proceedings 15 pending ~ 8 contested 0 petitions pending Final agency Action not tsien as of 07-30 CP or OL issued: 12 CP reviews 1 Other Facility Proceeding 2 OL reviews Applications Tendered - Not Yet Docketed 0 1 6-3

SUMMARY

OFHEARINGS ON PENDING APPLICATIONS CONSTRUCTION PEFMIT RTVIEH (25 pending CP issuance) (Docketed) Contested - (20) Uncontested - (4) ANTITo6T P90CEEDIN45 PENDINFi(B-pe0dID9)

Atlantic 1 & 2 Allens Creek 1 Contested - (8)
Barton 1 & t
- Blue Hills 1 & 2 Black Fox 1 & 2 Davis Besse 2 & 3 Farley 1 & 2 Remand to Licensing Bd.

Clinch River Yellow Creek 1 & 2 cavis-Besse/ Perry I & 2 (under appeal)

Douglas Point 1 Erh 14 2 Erie 1 & 2 Midland 1 & 2 (Under Appeal)
Fulton 1 & 2 South Texas 1 & 2 Greene County Stanislaus 1
Greenmcod 2 & 3 St. Lucie 2 Jamesport 1 & 2 Comanche Peak I & 2

" E Petitions Pending - (0) hew England I & 2

- North Coast Pebble Springs 1 & 2

$f~3 FINAL AGLhCY ACTION NOT TAFEN AS OF 07-30 CP OR OL ISSL'ED: Skagit 1 & 2

Surinit 1 (Contested by States as full parties)

CP !ssued - (12) Other Facility Proceedinos (1) Sundesert 1 & 2 E 3 Ft. Calhoun 2 (LESR) g 3 Hope Creek 1 & 2 OL Reviews (2) E r &2 North Anna 1 & 2 Petitions Pending - (1) Sterling 1 Three Mile Island 2 Marble Hill 1 & 2 Tyrone 1 WPPSS 1 Palo veroe 4 & 5 (CP) WPPSS 4 Wolf Creek Noticed - Intervention period not yet over - (0) gpp33 3 g 3 APPLICATIONS TENDERED, NOT YET 00CFETED-(0)

Project Delayed
- Project Delayed Site Study Underway OTHER FACILITY PROCEEDINGS PENDI M (21 pending)

Contested - (20) Floating huclear Plant 1 - 8 Ginna (FTL) stipulation pending before ASLB Monticello (FTL) Oyster Creek (FTL) Robinson 2 (Sec. B/Eny) OPERATING LICENSE REVIEWS (19 pendinq OL issuance) Prairie Island 1 & 2 (Spent Fuel Storage Espansion) (Docketed) Indian Point 3 (Once Through Cooling) Midland I & 2 (Remand / Court of Appeals) Contested-(5) Uncontested (No Hearing Required)-(7) Vermont Yankee (Remand / Court of Appears) Barnwell (Sec B/0L) Diablo' Canyon 1 & 2 Farley 2* Barnwell (FRSS-Spent Fuel Storage Station) McGuire 1 & 2 LaSalle 1 & 2 Big Rock Foint San Onofre 2 & 3 Salem 2* NFS (CP for mods and OL) Shoreham Sequoyah 1 & 2 Eu on (FRP) Ziruner 1 Sumer i Troj an Watts Bar 1 & 2* Kewaunee WPPS 2 Point Feach I & 2 Salem 1 Sheffield LLW Burial Lacrosse (FTL Conversion) Petitions Pending - (0) Petitions Pending - (1) Hunboldt Bay (Amendment)

iotics - Intervention Period not yet over.

Fem 1 2 Susquehanna 1 8 2 Bc11efonte 1 & 2 Grand Gulf 1 & 2 South Texas 1 & 2 To Be Noticed - (7) Comanche Peak 1 & 2 Midland 1 & 2

Intervention requested, subsequently denied, wit % drawn or settled 64

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CONSTRUCTION PE RMIT HEARING STATUS r // 1 ls! l s, S 5./ t i ( /l's e/*"/// e e,i,r,,,.,fp p y jppy .,A.. c ,i,i,i I ALLEN CREEK 9 BLACK FON 143 X X DAvet SESEE 243 E I ERIE 162 M E GREENE COUNTY M M MAVEN 1 M JAMESPORT 142 3 X NEtt ENGL AND 1&2 PALO VERDE 4&B E PE BSLE SPRINGS 162 X X PEREINS 13 E PILGirvaM 2 M M SR AGIT 162 M M SUNDE SE RT M M M I M VELLOut CREEE 0 3 7 1 1 2 4 8 0 D. LAY.TATUS ATLANTIC 142 CLINCM Riv5R DOUOLAS POINT 1 ERIE 142 FULTO80 162 GPEEIRWOOD 263 6-5

OPE RATING LICENSE HE ARING ST ATUS / + + o ~ r r / /o f ~ p,e,f,f,f,f,s '1 a r ~ ~ y !////////y A.- .T A., sc!rrerer GELLE FOhfl 962 8 BA Asph000 162 E ev 404 162 CDeAAhCME th2 E E M DI ABLO CANVO8e FE Amm 2 3 a s I E E GAA8eO GULF 8 E E LAEALLE 142 teCGU848 162 I E A assOL AND 162 esOATM AAsha I g SAh Oh0FRE a g SEMV AN 162 3 3 SMORE MAas E E 3 SOUTM Tu RAS 142 x EUMastA 9 E E EUEQUEMAkha N mA&MehGion asuCLE AR R R R RATE RFOAO E I RWR 9 y 7 5 11 4 0 2 0 3 1 6-6

SECTION Vil - NUCLEAR MATERIALS a k

~ NMSS APPLICATIONS RECEIVED DATA AS OF: OCTOBER 3.1 DESCRlrTION: FY 1979 g 0 The gr aph shows the Rctual ~ O rwmte of appbcants race wd I per morith wmpered to tha' - to UPDATED BIMONTHLY l which is projecN thru 19'8 g by work load fore @ piel. ,s# l -n e, -= 1 u 3 p#, a g ,s' l-a

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IN-HOUSE M AJOR CASE REVIEW SCHEDULING UPDATED BIMONTHLY ] l FUEL / FACILITY APPL COMPLETED l CCMPLETICM DATE CU' RENT C ASE l .......L O.C.A.T I CM l......TYP.E........R.E C.' D.. APPLICANT S.A F E N V CS.D.S I URANIUM FUELCYCLE NEW APPL LONG ISL AND LIGHTING C0 SUFFOLE. NY FUEL STORAGE $9-78 05-19-79 SOUTM CAL. EDISCN 8 SAN DIEGO G AS 8 ELEC RCSEMAND. CA FUEL STCRAGE 07-78 03-t4-79 ENERGY RESOURCES SAN JUAN. UT RND 89-78 64-38-79 PLATEAU RESOURCES LTD. SNCOTERING SS-78 02-19-79 COTTER CCRP. WILLOW CREEE 03-78 19-20-78 ATLAS MINERALS M0AB to 78 07-94-78 COTTER CCRP 06-78 09-29-79 UNITED NUC MORTON RANCH CONVERSE CITY. WY. U MILL 09-77 01-08-79 MIMERALS EXPL. SdCETWATER, WY. 91-76 12-01-78 ENERGY FUELS WHITE MESA. UTAN ORE BUYING 03-78 M/S ENERGY FUELS PANRSVILLE. UTAN U-SVYING STAT. 03-78 N/S EMcRGY FUE L S MUCL EAR bHITE MESA. 4 TAN U-MILL 02-78 N/$ PLATEAU RESCURCES BLANDING, UTAN U-SUYTMS STAT. 04-78 M/S WY MIN IRIGARY SCL MINE JONNSON. WY. IN-SITU 09-76 19-23-78 RENFWALS 8 MAJOR M3D FECERAL-Ar.Ew. PTMRS. RIVERTON. WY. U-MILL 12-75 MS(HOLD) Exx0N NIGHLAND U-MILL 07-78 M/S LUCKY MC GAS MILLS 05-78 07-19-78 ATLAS MINERALS 94-78 02-19-79 UNION CAR $10E GAS N!L LS. WY MILL 85-76 19-06-78 WESTERN NUCLEAR JEFFREY CITY. WY. U MILL 04-73 NA N/S AME N D"E NT S UNITED NUCLEAR ONCASVILLE. CT OFFP $1-78 03-01-79 WESTINGNOUSE COLUM5!A, SC FFP $9-78 02-05-79 CCMBUSTIGN ENGINEERING NEMATITE. MO UFFP $9-78 03-15-79 CENERAL ELECTRIC WILMINGTON. NC UFFP 09-78 01-22-79 Exr0N NUCLEAR RICNLAND, WA FFP $9-78 02-19-79 BEAR CREER URANIUM CCNVFRSE CD.. WY U MILL 69-78 h/S Exx0N NICMLAND CONWERSE. WY. Ih-SITU $4-76 11-06-74 NUCLEAR FufL SERVICES EEWIN PU REPACE 04-22-78 UNITED NUCLEAR k00D RIVER SCRAP RECOV. 44-78 80-57-74 EXXON MIhERALS HOUSTON, TX R80 82-78 05-31-78 UNITED NUCLE AR UNCASVILLE, CT. UFFP 94-78 01-23-79 COMSUSTION ENGINEERINC FFP 04-78 02-18-79 ATLAS MINERALS M3AS, UTAN U MILL 09-73 X N/$ NON-CASE 8 OTHER H3MESTAKE MINIGN CO. 39-77 N/S GULF MINERAL RES. CO. MT. TAYLOR. NM U MILL 89-78 N/S SDRUM RESDLRCES INC. MARQUEZ, hM U MILL 48-78 N/S DOE. NAVAL REACTORS WASHINGTON, DC $7-78 03-25-79 TRANSNUCLEAR 83-78 07-tS-79 DOE $ 2 W/ 5 2 W 4 04-74 07-39-78 GENERAL ATOMIC SAM CIEGO. CA 08-78 03-15-79 DGE. ANL-4e2-SPM CHICAGO. IL 12-77 01-31-79 DOE. ORML LOOP OAK RIDGE. IN 07-78 St-12-79 DGE. ANL-390-SPM CHICAGO. IL 12-77 01-12-79 NL INDUSTRIES ......I.L 41 N G T O N. DE 10-78 ......05-15-79 W LOW LEVELWASTE NECO SNEFFIELD ' ' *LD, IL WASTE BURIAL 08-68 N/$ NUCLEAR ENGINEERING MANF0%, WA WASTE BbRIAL 02-78 N/S lMEASUREMENTCONTROL l SAFEGUARDS l11-75 llNA lBR l l SAFEGUARDS N/ INA $8-39 78 l ....A....... SPENT FUELSTORAGE NEW APPL ALL lED GENER AL BARNWELL. SC FRSS 95-74 X X 08-29-78 ALL ED GENERAL BARNwfLL. SC FRP 11-71 X X 08-29-78 ALL ED CENER AL SAANWELL SC PPF 07-74 08-29-78 ALL ED GENERAL BARN = ELL. SC UF6 07-72 MC 08-29-78 DUKE POWER COMPANY MECKL ENBERG CO. NC STGRAGE 03-78 12-t5-78 RENEWALS 8 MAJOR MCD BABCCCK 4 WILCOX PARR$ TbMShP.o PA PUAU FFP 06-75 BF 07-14-74 B ATTELLE Col uMBuS L AS. COLUMBVS. ON FFP St-75 88-17-78 GENERAL ELEJTRIC VALLECITOS. CA RAD 08-71 BF N/S NCLD.7a WESTINGNCUSE COLUr814 SC FFP 09-74 BF WESTINGHOUSE CNESWICE, PA PFDL 12-74 BF na-st AMENDMENTS GENERAL ELECTRIC l MORRIS. It I CAP. INCREASE l 05-77 l l l N/$ l e NON-CASE 8 OTHER LkR SPENT FUEL (GEIS) N/A N/A ff-06-78 NAT. PNENOMENA REVIEWS WA N/A 11-43-78 r3LICY PAPER ON S.G. LCW EN. U N/A 08-31-78 TOPICAL RPT. SWECO-7601 INDEP. SPENT FUEL INDEP. SPENT FUEL $1CRr*E st.yy 03-02-79 PRICE ACERSON COMPARITIVE ANALYSIS 06-77 08-04-78 $8-SG-79 GEIS fM URAMIUM MILLING N F NY N/A 82-01-79 ....U.C L.E. R...UEL SERVICE WEST. VALLEY........ 48-75.. P OND4NGUDCTOBE R31.1078 X - REVIEW COMPLETED MC - REVIEW TRE ATED AS A MINOR C ASE BF - BattFIT REVIEW NA - REVIEW NOT APPLICABLE / REQUIRED NEW APPLH14TitMVS is MS - REVILW 'NOT SCHE DdL ED' RENERALS 8 MAL MODS 11

- REVIEW MAS NOT TET REC'D A SCHEDULE AME N04AE N TS 1-TRANS S

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DMSION OF FUEL CYCLE & MATERIAL SAFETY ^ '^ ^5 MAJOR CASEWORK: COMPLETIONS FY 1979 Uncludes Generic Reveh UPDATEDBIMONTHLY . LE GEND: to 0178 FORECAST

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aut aus e.e ..=e... ,e i. . i. .j __.a. OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP DESQRLPTIONL uvu..u THdS CHART SHOWS THE BUDGli FURICALI BY MONTH 5 7 10 15 18 20 21 21 21 22 24 N NUMBE R OF MAJOR CASE-WWORK COMPLETIONS ESTIMA TED TO nE COu NEW APPLICATIONS 5 PLETED BY MONTH AND ACTUAL COMPLf1C RENE WALS & BY MONTH AND TYPE OF MAER EDIFICATBONS REQUEST. AMENDMENTS 1 COMPLETlONS TRANSPORTATION REVIEWS GENERIC & OTHER CUMULATIVE TOTAL 7 CASE l TYPES REVIEW l COMPLE TE D l TYPE OF ACTION l ...g_ __j_ .g.................g I I I i 1. E XXON NUCL E AR l NEW APPL. I 10-E9-78 8 tlCENSE 1 2. PURLIC SERVltr ELECTRIC C GAS l NEW APPL. I 10 -f; 4-7 8 1 LICENSE l 3. SCOTH CA4CLINA ELECTRIC & Gas l NFw APPL. 1 09-15-78 i LICENSE I 4. FEDERAL AmFR[C AN P ARINERS l AMENDPENT I 09-14-78 i AMENDED LICENSE l 5. BABCOCE C WILC0Cu l RENtWAL l 10-23-78 l RENEWED LICENSE I 6. Comp 0NwEALTH EDISON j hT W APPL. 1 09-25-78 i LICENSE l 7. ROCKV FOUNT AIN E NE RGY CO. I NEW APPL. l 09 28-78 l LICENSE I 7-5

DIVISION OF FUEL CYCLE & MATERIAL SAFETY MINOR CASEWORK: COMPLETIONS INCLUDES SAFEGUARDS DESCRIPTION:

hea, FY 1979

- aus - me - neo TH48 CHART SHOWS THE - sas NUMBE R OF MINOR CA$f- , g, WORK COMPLE TIONS ESTIMATED TO SE . aes COMPLE YED 8Y MONTd 3,, AND ACTUAL COMPLETeONS. -sa -ne = tee -tes -i.e 13. LEGEND: -m - so ACTU AL COMPLET1043 42 OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP COMPLE TE D 3 FCMS CUMULATIVE) l COMPLETED $AFEGUARDS 16 (CUMULATIVE) MINOR CASDWORK: COMPLEONS muuoes e.,eem.os ce ==== as ~~:~:.~ ~:~ ~ =

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NMSS-MATERIALS LICENSING DATA GLOSSARY OF TERMS MATERIALS LICENSING NETWORK AMENDMENT Mapr addition or change to exatmg license. I d i is. r ed omss " " ' ~ ~ ~ " * " " ~ ~ ~ " ' O ~'" DENIAL - License appiscation domed, a uCATiON f % UCENSING DEOSION _ ISSUED NEW APPLICATION Imtant bconsang appication. R A asson after feve years to reevalus4 Y 9 D CE EaSa SSUE D. (PENDING DEFICIENCY LETTERS NOT INLCUDED) OCTOBER 31,1978 '1500 - g gzu N p 181< n is g en APPLICATIONS IN HOUSE %l O*' I2165 277 1943 I g MORE THAN 90 DAYF 900,-

, b Y$f 8 60 TO 90 DAYS iiS4 A,r,.Ww El 30 TO 59 0AvS Fy/f I IIn 2a w=

~- 600 - i-h h LESSTHAN 30 DAYS 174 qgg 60 300* 2 JAN FE8 MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC TOTAL 1478 1618 1579 1487 1379 1195 1103 996 989 1002 APPUCAT10lisy900AYS JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC NEW APPLICATIONS 32 35 26 18 15 12 13 8 1 1 AMENDMENTS 34 53 52 48 64 51 43 N N 18 RENEWALS 82 99 147 151 152 140 160 160 M 241 TOTAL 148 187 225 217 231 203 216 W W M 7-7

NMSS-MATERIALS LICENSING DATA APPLICATIONS RECEIVED DATA AS OF; OCTOBER U.1978 DATA FOR JANUARY REVISED 800

E100E 2_75_5

47 5 3 765 5"

KEY: = 600 E 51 E 62: NEW APPLICATIONS 263 280 =64 -- ] AMENDMENTS 273 253 33; 275 ] RENEWALS 400 gg h RESPONSES TO 1 16 174 5 DE FICIE NCY O 126 REQUESTS 129 g.,,,g [2.32.k.^.:.7.,. .:.:::'A.':yW!*'((;}.. 200 97 113 .7,/g*?, ~ n I' ' " ' 227 *l $p1*fHN [*tt[t2 d 238 l201J l^^ E '239' ' ^ ' '220?

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FEB MAR APr. MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC L TOTAL 827 709 686 471 690 772 717 631 563 635 LICENSING ACTIONS COMPLETED (APPLICATIONSLICENSED) 800 - KEY: 600 - 310gE NEW APPLICATIONS _._ g j =: =

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= = : AMENDMENTS E67: g. g O aENEWAtS 280 306 = q; _=_ m = = 46==6i 290 200 188 230 207 195 -183 220 193 183 97 126 f 69 3 67 76 0' JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC TOTAL 322 333 352 328 550 667 580 558 454 405 s DEFICIENCY REQUESTS 218 181 292 224 248 191 203 158 116 212 26 22 0 5 VOIDS 52 55 81 11 J, 98 7-8

NMSS-MATERIALS LICENSING DATA ^ ' ^ ^ * ' ' " ' " ^ " " MONTHLY

SUMMARY

DATA FOR JANUARY REvlSED JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC 'T IN ENTORY 1243 1478 1618 1579 1487 1379 1195 1103 996 989 INPUT 827 709 686 471 690 772 717 631 563 635 $92 569 725 563 798 956 BC 670 622 OUTPUT j 989 1002 ND OF MONTH 1478 1618 1579 1487 1379 1195 1 ~ l w96 TOTAL TURN AROUND TIME (EXCLUDES VOIDS) DESCRIPTION: KEY: TOTAL IN HOUSE TIME O > 90 DAYS FROM RECEIPT 05 APP-600 - LICATION TO COMPLETION OF LICENSING ACTION DOES

2. a,

O 60 to 89 DAYS C'1T INCLUDE APPLICANT '?SS b w TIM RESPONDING TO DE-Ie !173l ,143 O M m 59 0AYS FICIECY LETTERS. ~ evW. %106 93) Q < 30 DAYS 76 ; f a., v ,h h ,d 5 126 101 64 N p' l1 7 5 3

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9 ~ = 145 84 , 66 78 27 248 245s 220 0 JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC 322 333 352 328 559 667 580 558 454 405 P ETED, COMPOSITE 56 72 66 76 87 79 68 64 62 64 i AVERAGE TIME I_ 7-9

NMSS-MATERIALS.LlCENSING DATA ~ ~ NEW APPLICATIONS TURN AROUND TIME DATA AS OF: OCTOBER 31,1978 100 - V 'M WA rA1 klI. : 12 if:15l 0 JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC 46 61 55 64 96 108 81 82 67 63 TOTAL N U AROUND TIME DESCRIPTION: KEY: O >90 DAYS TOTAL IN HOUSE TIME L CATION CO P TION O 60 to 89 DAYS OF LICENSING ACTION DOES y-NOT INCLUDE APPLICANT g815 TIME RESPONDING TO DE-C 30 to 59 DAYS O._M4 Pd PIdrna= n -u,,, m G < = o^v, 2= _ g g ggqg,g o h 0 JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC TOTAL 207 195 230 188 280 339 306 293 290 216 TU N AROUND TIME ETA MM tNEWALS 150 ul. 92

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94 AGREEMENT STATES %,S

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~ S. x, Nr.,,. o r..= T Q'\\ N N e j. s g aa s ,,.,,,..m g*\\ N N iia h ~' s y x s ~ \\ hM AGREEMENT STATES '\\ i j NON-AGREEMENT STATES NRC AGREEMENT STATES ALABAMA FLORIDA LOUISlANA NEW HAMPSHIRE OREGON ARIZONA GEORGI A MARYLAND NEW MEXICO SOUTH CAROLINA ARKANSAS IDAHO MISSISSIPPI NEW YORK TENNESSEE CALIFORNI A KANSAS NEBRASKA NORTH CAROLINA TEXAS COLORADO KENTUCKY NEVADA NORTH DAKOTA WASHINGTON The states of Pawaii and Alaska, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico and the Canal Zone are also eligible agreement states. / 7-11

MAJOR LICENSE 0fijEL CYCLE FACILITIES

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' ILICEN5ED BY NRC ) UR ANIU" HE E AF LUCRIDE (UF6 8 PRODUCT ION PL ANTS ALLIED CHEMICAL C0ePORATION METROPOLIS. ILLIN015 40-3192 $US-526 NERR-*CGEF LCPFORAf!ON SEQUOYAHe ORLAH04A 40-8027 5JB-1010 UesNIUM FUE L PROCF55]NG L F ABRIC ATION PL ANTS ATOMICS !=TERNATIONAL C ANOG A P ARK, CALIFORNIA 70-25 bN4-21 BABCOCK & ulLCcx LVNCH8 URGE VIRGINIA 70-27 $N4-42 RA8 COCK & WILCOM APOLLO, PENN5YLVANIA F0-135 544-145 848C004 6 mlLCCM LYNCHRURG. VIRGINIA 70-824 544-778 BARCOCK & hlLCLX LYNCH 8URG, vlRGINIA 70-1201 $Nm-tt68 COMBU5fl0N ENGINEERING, INC. HEMAllTE, MO. 70-36 SNm-33 COMBU5fluN E NG I N E E W I NG. INC. blND50Re CONNLCTICUT 70-1100 SNm-1067 EXXON NUCLEAR COPANYe INC. HICHLANDs WAbHINGTON 70-1257 SNM-1227 GENERAL ATor!C CtPP ANY SAN DIEGO. CALIFORNIA 70-734 SN4-696 GE NE R AL ELECTRIC CorPANY 5AN JOSE, CALIFORNIA 70- 1C 07 SNM-54 til GE NE R AL E LEC TR IC COMPANY WILMINGTON. NC 70-1113 SNM-109F KFRR-PCGCF LCSP06ATION CRESENT CITY. OK 70-925 544-928 NUCLEAR FUEL 5:Rv!CES. INC. ERulN. TENNE 55FE 7C-143 SN4-124 TCNAS Ir45TRUrfNTS, I NC. ATTLEBORD, MA55ACHU5ETT5 70-33 SNM-23 U.

5. NUCLE 8R, I NC.

0AK RIDGE, TkNNE55EE 70-1319 SN4-1315 UNITED NUCLLAR C048 MONTVILLE, CONNECTICUT 70-371 SN4-368 UNITED NUCLtak C0kP. n000 river, NHODE ISLAND 70-820 SNM-777 hESTINGHut$f ELECTelC Core. CCLU4814 SCUTH CAROLINA 70-1151 5N4-11C7 12) PLLTONIUM FUEL & FABRICATION PLANTS SABCOCK & WILCCK 6AaK5 TOWN $ HIP, PA. 70-364 SN4-414 SATTELLE PE AORI AL INSTITUTE HEST JEFFERSON, OHIO 70-e SNM-7 RATTELLE P.4 LABG8AT04tLS klCHLANO. WASHINGTON 70-984 $NM-942 Ext 0N NUCLEAR COMPANY, INC. MICHLAND, hA5HINGTON 70-1257 544-1227 GtNERAL (LECTRIC CnMPANY VALLLCITOS. CALIFORNIA 70-754 544-960 MERR-PCGEE CORP 06ATION C RE 5E NT. CKLANCMA 70-1193 SNM-II?4 (3) WE S T I NGHOU5t ELECTRIC CORP. CHE5mlCK, PA. 70-1143 $NM-1120 WE S T I NGHOU S E ELECTRIC CORP. HALT 2 MILL, PA. 70-698 $Np-770 EXION NUCLEAR Co. LAK RICGE. TN 50-564 FUEL GFPROCE SSING F ACILITIES AL L I E D-GE NE n AL NUCL. SER. BARNwELL, S DUTH C AROL IN A 50-332 (4) NUCLEAR TUEL SieWICES, INC. hChi VALLEY, NFW YORK 50-201 ($1 IRRa?!ATEC FUEL STCRAGE FACILITIES GE NE R AL FLECTRIC MOMRIS. ILLINGIS 70-130s 544-1265 NUCLEAR FUEL SCRv!CES. INC. b EST W ALLEY. NEW YORK 5 C'- 2 C 1 SNM-857 (61 mASTE BURIAL F ACIL ITIES NUC LE AR ENGIN2EPING SHEFFIELD, ILLIN015 27-39 NUCLEAR ENGINCPING MANFOMC. wa. 27-48 (1) FACILITY NC u RFDUCEO TO RCO ACTiv! TIES UN lwr FUEL. (2) ALSO AUTH0sllto TO Re gg VE AND STORE 5EALED PIAED 0x10E FuCL RODS AND ASSEMELE MitED DEIDF #0D5 IgTO FUEL SUNDLES. (33 SHUTDCwN.

14) CP ISSU;D IN 1970.

(5) POL ! $$:tf D IN 1966 CURufNTLY 5HUTDOWN. (6) LICEMSEU ALSO F0R SHI# PING AND RECElv!1b 70-959 f5Nu-994) 712

MAJOR LICENSED FUEL CYCLE FAClllTIES (LICENSED BY NRC ) NRC LICENSED UEANIUM MILL 5 AND MIMING FACILITIES OCCKET & NAME C LOC Ail 04 LICENSF N05. ACTIVITY E MPIR ATION DATE ATLAS MINERALS 40-3453 ACID LEACH AND CARSCNATE 4-30-72 MCAS. UTAH SUA-917 LEACH CIkCUITS ITIMELY EENEWAll BEAR CREEK URANIUM COMPANY 40-8452 FULL SCALE UkANIUM MILL 7-31-82 DENVER. CCLCRACO SUA-1310 CLEVEL AND CLIFFS l*CN CCPPANY 4C-8200 MILOT SCALE p[5EARCH AND 5 3[=79 POWDER RIVER BASIN. hY OM I NG SUA-1199 DEVELOPMtNT IN SITU LFACHING COTTER CORPURATION 40-8511 RED IN SITU LEACHING t-s t-81 GOLDEN. CCLERA00 buA-1273 EERON COMPANY 40-8102 F UL L SCALF ACID LEACH SOLVENT F-31-78 HIGHLAND URANILM MILL 504-1139 EXTRACTION U. MILL CONVERSE CCONTY. mVOMIhG E X AON COMPANY 40-8064 EXPERIMENTAL IN SITU LEACHING 8-11-81 CONVERSE COUNTY. eV0 MING $UA-1064 SOLUTION MINING FEDERAL-AMERICAN PARTNERS 40-4492 FULL SC ALE UP AN!UM 4fLL ACID 1 76 GA5 HILLS hYOPING $UA-667 LEACH - ELULE ITIMELY RENEWAtt HOLME S AND N AR VCR s I NC. 40-8550 RED - PRCCE SS UR AN!U" ORES 7-31-82 ANAHEIM. CALIFCRNia SUA-130F HOMEST AKE MI NING CMMP ANY 43-8434 f.LD - hECCVEk URANIUM FROM 6-30-77 A SAL MINE. SAN JUAN SUA-1249 MINE WATcR COUNTY. UIAH L UC K Y MC URANILM C9RP. 40-2259 FULL SCALF ACID LEACH ELbEx 1-11-83 GAS HILL 5. hYO*ING SUA-672 LUCKY MC UR ANIt'M (nRP. 4G-6622 ACID LEACH. CCD. CULUM 9-30-82 SHIRLEY EA5th. WYO"ING $UA-442 IRON E XCHANGE MINERAL 5 EAPLOJATION CC. 43-8349 WCD IN SITU URANIUM 1-51-40 SWEETmATER COUNTY. WYDMIN3 SUA-1223 SOLUTION MINING PETROTOMICS CO*PANY 40-6659 STAND BY - FULL SCALE 4-37-81 5HIRLEY EASIN. WYC"ING SUA-551 URANIUM PILL PL ATE AU RESOURCE S L TD. 4G-7869 PILOT SCALC HEAP LEACHING 9-33-74 GRAND JUNCTICNe CO. SUA-1013 RIO ALGOM MINE S LI"I TEJ 43-8094 FULL SCALE CAEBCNATE LEACH 9-33-82 MOAS. UTAH SUA-1119 CAUSTIC PPECIPITATION ROCKY MOUNTAIN ENt*GY 40-8980 etD IN SITU LEACHING 2-29-9) CONWERSE CouNTYe WYOMING SUA-1228 TFNNESSEE WALLEY A UIHCJ I Y 4C-1341 STAND BY - FULL SCalk URANIUM 2-29-16 EOGMONT MILL. 5. D. SUP-816 MILL - ACID LEACH t ilPEL Y R E'.E W A t t UNION CARGICE CORP. 40-299 FULL SCALE ACID LEACH ELUEt 3-31-76 GA5 HILL 5. hYC*ING SUA-64R ITIMFLY 6sNEwALI WCSTFRN NUCLEA4 INC. 43-1162 ACID LEACH ELUEX. FULL SCALE 10-31-73 JEFFREY CITV, mVOMING 5U4-56 (T IMEL Y RENEwAll WY O MI NG MIN 6RAL CORP. 43-8304 PILOT PLANT IN SITU L L ACHING 6 30-79 JOHNSON CCUNTY. hYPMINa $UA-1204 WYO4tNG MINERAL CC*P. 4C-6585 COPPE R LE ACE SOLUTION 9-39-82 LAKEnCCD. CCLOeADO SUA-1315 wold NUCLEAd 40-8636 50LUTION PIN 9 4-11-83 NUC L E A R OYNAMICS 43-9663 IN-SITU 4-14-83 KERR PCGEE 40-8596 IN-SITU 4-14-83 OGLE PETROLUEM 43-8693 IN-SITU C P 8 3 JLP C CR P CP A T I Of. 4C-8684 SOLUTION MthlNG 08-10-83 WOCKY MOUNT i tN C A MPp.E L L C 0.. hY 40-a697 IN-SITU R CD 09-28-84 7-13

SECTION Vill-STANDARDS AND REGULATIONS

PROGRAM OVERVIEW TASK WORKLOAD STATUS JULY 1,1978 TO SEPTEMBER 30,1978 NEW TOTAL TASKS TOTAL ACTIVE TASKS ADDED TASKS ACTIVE TASKS TASKS APPE ARINO OR TASKS COMPLETED TASKS APPEARING IN SLHEDULED IN LAST OUT OR TASKS DELETED THIS MONTH'S TO BE GREEN BOOK OF HOLD INTO HOLD GREEN BOOK COMPLETED ENGINEERING METHODOLOGY STANDARDS 11 0 2 2 7 2 ENVIRONMENTAL STANDARDS 7 0 0 0 7 0 FUEL PROCESS SYSTEM STANDARDS 14 3 0 0 17 0 0 2 0 6 0 MATERIALS PROTECTION STANDARDS 8 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH STANDARDS 20 1 1 0 20 1 PROGRAM SUPPORT 0 1< 0 0 1 0 REACTOR SYSTEMS STANDARDS 20 2 3 0 19 1 SITE DESIGNATION STANDARDS 7 0 0 0 7 1 SITE SAFETY STANDARDS 14 1 0 0 15 0 STRUCTURES & COMPONENTS STANDARDS 28 3 5 0 '26 2 TRANSPGAT ATI 'N & PRODUCT STANDARDS 19 4 2 0 21 6 TOTALS 148 15 15 2 146 13 10 TOTAL NO.OF ACTIVE TASKS IN CURRENT EDITION OF GREEN BOOK 8-2

REGULATORY GUIDES DATA AS OF OCTOBER 1978 T] PEG. GUIDE!T ASK NO. Ilh.I OCTOBE R REVISED FOR CO*WENT RG 1.128/R5 484-5 INSTALLATION CESIGN AND INST ALL ATION OF L ARGE LE AD STOR AGE x REV.1 SATTERIES FCR huCLEAR POWER PLANTS RG 6.4 /TP 732-4 IDENTIFICATICM PLAtuE FOR 1RRETRIEVABLE WELL-LOGGIhG SOURCES X RG t.158/5C 602-4 SERVICF LIMITS Awo LOADING COMBINATIONS FOR CL ASS 1 PLATE-AND-X REV. 1 SHELL-TTPE CCMPONENT SUPPCRTS TASKS COMPLETED OCT NOV DEC JAN FEBl MAR lAPR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP Guedes Putdrshed for Comment 1 Revesed Guedes Pubbshed 2 ANSI STANDARDS PUBLISHED MONTH TASK NO. TlTLE CCTOBER M44.2.tt-QUALITY ASSURANCE REQUIREPENTS FOR THE DESIGN OF NUCLEAR FUEL REPROCES$!NG 1977 FACILITIES N46.2.13-CUALITY ASSURANCE REQUIRE *ENTS FOR CONTFOL OF PROCUREMENT OF ITEMS AND 1977 SERVICES FOR puCLEAR FUEL REPPOCESSING FACILITIES Nf3.12 CONTROL OF R ADT0 ACTIVE SURF ACE CONT AMIN A TION ON MA TERI ALS. EQUIPMENT AND F ACILITIES TO BE PELEASED FOR UNCONTROLLED USE Nf3.tt PERSONNEL DOSIPETRY PERFCRMANCE. CRITERI A FOR TESTING H542 SE ALED R ADICACTIVE SOURCES. CL ASSIFIC ATION TASKS COMPLETED Apn l M AYl JLIN l Jtit l AUGl SEP l OCT l NOVl DEc ! JAN l FER MAR ANSI Standards Pubhshed l 5 l l l l l l l l l l NUREG REPORTS MONTH NO T] OCTOBER CR-st31 DECCP9155IONING OF NUCLE AR F ACILITIES AND ANNO T ATED BIBLIOCR APNY FP 813-7 E 4 SITE SECURITY PERSONNEL TRAINING MANUAL. FINAL GU.DANCC RE 4 TRANSPORTATION SECURITY PERSONNEL TRAINING MANUAL, FINAL GUIDANCE ' OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUGl SE p l l Number issued 3 l AMENDMENTS TD AND NEW NRC REGULATIDNS MONTH y asu no. _ TIT LE M EFFECTIVE PPCPOSED RULE Pule OCTOBER D5 599-0 AMEN MfMT TO 10 CFR PART 21 (45 FR 48629) TO REPEDY THE X "SU8 TIER SUPPLIER

PROBLEM EM 526-1 AMENC=ENTS TO 10 CFR PAPT 58 (45 FR 50162) CONCERNING X

STANDARDS FCR COMBUSTIBLE GAS CONTROL SYSTEMS lOCT l NOVl DEC l JAN FEB MAR APR lMAY JUN lJUL l AUG! $EP Proposed Rules Pubhshed 0 Ef tectsve Rules Pubhshed 2 8-3

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OF SELECTED STANDARDS STATISTICS ( FY 1978 AND FY 1979 ') COMPLEIED AC T IUNS FY 1978 AND FY 1979 10-01-77 10-01-78 THRU THRU 09-30-78 10-31-78 (12 PONTHS) (1 MONTH) GUIDES PUBLISHED FDR COFMENT 35 1 REISSUED GUIDES PUBLISHEC 23 2 Ar.S I STANDAPDS PUBLISH 6D 18 5 DRAFT ENV. STATEMENTS PUBLISHED 0 C FINAL E4/. STATEMENTS PUBLISilED 2 0 PROPOSED RULES PUCLISHED 16 0 EFFECTIVE RULES PURLISHED 11 2 RULEMAKING PETITIONS DENIED 3 0 RULEMAKING PETITIONS APPROVED 0 0 RULEMAKING PETITIONS WITHDRAWN 1 0 NUREG REPORTS ISSUED 21 3 8-4

9 SECTION IX - RESEARCH PROJECTS

NUCLEAR REGULATORY RESEARCH LOFT (Lossof FluidTest) omASOF: NOVEMBER 17.1978 PURPOSE: The LOFT facility is a well instraented presswrf red water reactor (PWR) at about 1/60 the power level and 1/5 the physical s12e cf a comunercial PafR. It is located at the Idaho hational Engineering Laboratory and is designed to study the behavior of engineered safety features. such as emergency core cocling syster s. daring postulated reactor accider.t conditices. Data frcra LOFT experimeats are being used to assess and impreve the analytical methods currently used to predict the cobrse of a loss of coolant accidert. STATUS: 1. A Research Irfcrwation Letter on the entire nonnuclear series has been is sse d. 2. The process of the turn-over of Lorf from DOE to NRC for nuclear operation. on a system-by-systee basis.16 in progress, and a siga-cff processre has began. In preparation for assuming full funding responsibilities following hRC's takeover of the Lort operation dartr.3 FY 1979, hRC/NQ has begsn to follow those tasks related to LOFT coerations and enoineerino succort. 3. Startup testing has t'een cor'pleted and the reacter reached full power on October 8. Centrol of the secondary side has not been a problem. 4. The first nuclear test is schedaled to be run in early Deceeter, sar e four months ahead of the baseline schedule established in October 1976. PROBLEwS: A detailed plan of turraeovnd procedsres between esperiments. including decontarination and fuel replacement, has been coreleted. It now appears trat the average turraround time will be 51/2 months rather than 3 months, as previously espected. To compensate, the L2-1 experi-meat has been deleted from the pecgram and tre first nuclear emperiment will be L2-2, a Less of Coolant Emperiment (LOCE) initiated from a linear heat generation rate of 39 wm in the fuel rods, compared to 26 G/a in the case of L2-1. Further consideration is being given to reducing the turnarovad time, and accelerating the program. SEMISCALE The Seriscale M0b 3 configuration is a one-dimensional nonnuclear representation er the thermal hydraulic behavior cf a pressurized water reactor, designed to ateklate ECC5/ Upper head Injection (UMI) perforedace during a less-cf-coolant emperieent. It operates at about 1/30 the power level and is 1/5 the physical size of LorT with two loops, each containing an active steam geaerator and coolant purip. The reactor core is sieulated by 25 electrically heated fuel rods, each having a 12-foot heated length and arranged in a typical 15 m 15 PWR fuel geometry. The objectives of the test facility are to: 1. Provide separate and integral effects emperimental data for developing and/or verifying LOCA concutational methods. 2. Provide data to investigate UNI phenomena and to evaluate analytical ca; abilities. 3. Investigate alternate ECC concepts and 4. Provide data for interpreting L0rt data and addressing LorT design corpromises. STATUS: The baseline test series to characterire the Mod-3 coe'iguration has been corgleted. The test series included three blowdown. two reflood and one integral test. The coecartsons between the integral test data and the pretest predictions revealed significant differeeces in the thennel hydraulic behavior daring the reflood pertod and the quench time of the high power region. Emperimental and analytical investigations are under ay to explain these differences. w The next test scheduled for the facility will investigate small break loss-of-coolant phenomena. PRO 8LEMS: none 9-2

NUCLEAR REGULATORY RESEARCH ese-"-- PBF(Power Burst Facility) PURPOS[: The Power Sw st Facility (P8F) utilites a pressueired test locD in a e pool-type 30 megawatt (steady state) reactee ca;atle of pulsed opera-tion. It is located at the Ida% hational [ngineering taboratory and is used to cttain data en the performance cf fuel rod clustees under abnomal po er, coolset flow and energy deasity conditions. This includes the PCP (Power Cooling rismetch) test. LOCA (Less of Coolaet Accident) tests. RI A (Eeactivity lattiated Accideet) tests and inlet flow blockage tests. The cata cbtaiced will be used to develop or test analytical capability w $ch can be used to predict fuel response in reactors da - r a ing ef f-ncreal operatta9 conditions. STATU5: The plaaned FY 1978 tests were comcleted on schedule. Sia Pa* program tests are scheduled for FT 1979. Tnese include two RIA teste, two LOCA tests, one 9-red PCM test end oee stored energy ATsiS test. A Series of few-LOTT lead red (LLR) tests will also be run. The first scheduled RA test (elal) was successfdlly coPpleted October 7. This test exposed two fresh roos a-d two pre-irradiated rods (5 GalD/t) to an energy dero-sition of 250 cal /gm. 93 cf the design basis accident (DBA) l evel. Test results indicate little threat of rod-to-md interaction for 1o. bw-nse rods at this ecergy depcsttien level. Precarations will be Nde for test loop sedifications in the sumer of 1979. These redifications will ircreve locp perfomance for the experi-me'tal prcgeam, FRDSL[ws: [G13 maeageaent has put into effect the PMS-IV compsterized pecject sacagecent systes A baseline program, cost, and schedsle has been estat11shed and is presently being used in the ranape=ent of P8F work at the lhEL site. The system offers a sore comprehensive means of contrt11tng the program and adapting the costs and sched.les to enanges in the pecgram as ssch needs arise. [mphasis by [0&S neagement en accomplisheert of higS priority test objectives continues. 9-3

NUCLEAR REGULATORY RESEARCH waase-- ECC BYPASS TESTFACILITY PURPOSE': The ECC Bypass Test Facility is intended to provide data for evaluating the potential for ECC bypass and the type of two-phase flow phenomena which sight occur during the latter stages of blowdown and during the early portions of reflood, following a postulated loss of coolant accident in a reactor. Data from this prs establish when end of bypass would occur. gram is espected to helo STATUS: Conunission Paper 5fCY-78-407 reconsaended that the research neeas that i were to be performed by the ESTr should be met within the current Ris pesearch Progree utilizing existing and currently planned facilities. The Consnissioners have apprDved this reconsnendation to obtain ECC-Bypass data f rom the FRG-30 program. Therefore, no further effort will be expended on ISTF. PRESSURIZED WATER REACTOR BLOWDOWN HEAT TRANSFER PROGRAM (PWR-BDHT) Pu pose: r The Blowdown Heat Transfer program at the Oak Rioge National Laboratory is desigeed to determine the time to critical heat flum (CHF) at the fuel-coolant interface and the heat transfer rates during pre and post CNF regimes of the tiowdown (rapid depressurization and coolant loss) ptase of a loss of coolant accident as influenced by variations in reactor power. system pressure, coclant flow and pipe break locations. $tatus: Thirty-two blowdown tests, simulating double-ended pressuriter water reactor (PhR) pipe breaks. have been completed using a 49 fuel rod electrically heated test bundle. The full length bundle simulates a portion of a PsiR nuclese core. Twenty-three of the tests were performed with four rods unpowered to study the influence of unheated Pm'R rods (such as control rod thimbles which contain no uranium) on the time to CMF and the teeperature rise during blowdown. Two failed rods are being used in uepowered positions. Assembly of the second fuel simulator buncle is complete. This second bundle will be availatls for continuing the test series. Rearrangement of the primary loop piping has been completed to provide i a more realistic hydraulic simulation. The TNTF is now shutdown, as planned, to install two refurbished generators, additional flow instrurentation and additional data acquisition equipment. Testing is expected to resume during January 1978. Problems: hRC has provided $325K of the funds required to rebuild two of the four large (2.5 W e) generators shared by this program and the DOE fusion program. DOE headquarters has recently provided funding to the Oak Ridge DOE field office to cover the cost of rebuilding one of the generators. The first two generators have been refurbished and will soon be installed in place of the two now in use. Bids have been solicited for refurbishment of the two to be removed. Further arrangements will be necessary between hRC and DOE to cover the cost of rebuilding both generators. 9-4

NUCLEAR REGULATORY RESEARCH wanse -if.im HEAVY SECTION STEELTECHNOLOGY PROGRAM (HSST) PURPOSE: The purpose of the Misi prsgram is to develop and evaluate enthods of fracture analysts of heavy section stoel light water reactor pressure vessels for inclusion in codes and standards. Thermal shock and pressure tests of model reactor pressure vessels are carried out at the Oak Ridge National Laboestory. The state of the art is being advanced both in the ef fects of irradiation and in the methods used to assess reactor safety. STATU5: Tests on deliberately flawed vessels have been erformed. Pressures from two to three times design pressure have been required to cause vessel fatture. The test of ITV-8 was conducted on July 27, 1978, at a temperature of 00 F. ITV-8 had an antal. part circular flaw approntmately three inches deep. and with a fatigue pr* .'ack. The flew mes located in the construction weld. about 1/2 inch from the sepair weld. It was determined that this location is the most critical, considering both fracture toughness and residual stress. The test results were that fracture intttsted and arrested at about half the design pressure. The vessel ;as reloaded with the large crack and reinttiated and rearrested at about design pressure (9500pst). The crack initiation and arrest results agreed well with preotttion of vessel bheavior especially when the stress used for the prediction is a combination of the pressure and the residual stresses. Four thermal shock experiments on test cylinders have been performed to simulate ef fects of cold ECCS water injections into hot steel pressure vessels. The fourth test was performed on a metallurgically degraded cylinder with a long amiel flaw on the inner surface. Rapid propagation of a cr.ack initiated from this flaw at the predicted time and then arrested as predicted. An irradiation program on heavy section low ductile shelf weld ental test specimens is underway to quantify the potential toughness loss caused by neutron irradiation damage. The first tr'adiation uns completed in March 1977 and the initial testing has Lagun. The second and third 1-radiation are complete. A qualification program is underway for the testing method to be used to evaluate the fracture toughness in fracture mechanics terms, from small specimens. PROBLDtS

Warm prestressing. which has been postulated 4.

of mitigating the effects of thermal shock, may not be feasible on...tders that would be thermally shocked in the present facility. This problem has been reviewed with the f rench who are experimenting with the use of Ilquid nitrogen for thermal shock generation. Analytical work is continuing on this task at ORNL. with experiments using liquid nitrogen and vessel coatings to change the heat transfer characteristics. H55T is currently evaluating the effects of the attatnable shock at ORNL 39 in. 0.D. test cylinders of both 4 in, and 6 in. thickness. A review group meeting on Septer6er 1.1976 helped define the tests and test Condittor.3 needed to resolve the harm pre-stressing question. 9 -5

NUCLEAR REGULATORY RESEARCH DATA AS OF: movemen u. isis ACPR (ANNULAR CORE PULSE REACTOR) UPGRADE PtlRPOSE : To develop a data base and verified analytical models for use in fast reactor safety assessment in the following areas! 1. The threat of accideet energetics to the integrity of the reactor prir.ary system. 2. The threat of post-accident core debris to the integrity of the primary system and particularly the containment. STATUS: The pr: Ject to upgrade the capability of the Annular Core Pulse Reactor ( ACPR) at Sandia Labora*.ories by installation of a new high-cerformance core and appurtenances has been comleted 56ccessfu11y. Criticality occurred on April 27. and operational status was achieved on Septent>er

14. at which time the name of the facility was chanced to the Annular Core Research Reactor (ACAR) to reflect its new cacabilities. The performance of the upgraded reactor exceeds the original technical re@irements, with both the pulse neutron fluence (oulse capability) and steady-state neutron flux (power ccpability) increased by more thee a factor of 3.

The project was completed within the authorized funding and within two months of the original 1976 schedule. The ACPR upgrade was a joint project with DCE/0MA which furnished engineering support, while hRC/p5R funded the ww core and appurtenances and the associated fuel motion diagnostics system. Preparation for continuino and entending the previous ACPR program of f ast reactor safety experiments in the new ACRR are unden.4y. Tests to map the characteristics of the ACER for emperimental use are being made, The high precision fuel-motion diagncstics system for the ACRR is being assembled and preparations for installation of the system in ACPR and for its operational testing have been made. This installation and testing will take about one month. Preparation for the initial prompt burst energetics (PSE) tests with irradiated fuel are undensay includ1=g procurement of tha fuel and the necessary fuel handling apparatus. A surpary toolcal report on the results and analysis of the initial series of 12 ACPR tests on promot-burst energetics (PBE) was issued. art a Research Information Letter transferring this information to NRR has 'seen prepa red. A sumary topical report on the results and analysis of the J first-of-a-kind in-core debris-bed coolability experiments in ACPR is e -most completed. PROBLEMS: None 9-6

SECTION X - FORElGN REACTORS & EXPORTLICENSE APPLICATIONS

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OF FOREIGN POWER, REACTORS NUMBERS IN PARENTHESES ARE NET hmmE DATA A5 0Fs OCTOBER 31,1978 SEACT0a5 REACT 0a5 UNC E R RE ACTORS TOTAL COUNTRY OPERATIhG CON 5T PLAkhED a E ACT Ga 5 ARGENTINA 1 131 ** 1 (6005 1 3 EELGIUM 3 116 Sol 5 (28253 1 7 BAAZIL 2 (18701 1 3 BuLGAalA 2 (44CI 2 1440) 0 4 CANADA 9 8475018 6 13494) 5 20 CHIha, REPUBLIC CF ETIAWANI 1 16368 5 445088 6 CUSA 1 1 C2ECMC5LOVARIA 1 (!!03 4 107603 5 CE%rARK 2 2 EGYPT = 3 3 FINLAND 1 (4209 3 837409 3 7 FRANCE 14 1644818 23 120,3118 12 49 GEamAN O!=0CP ATIC aEPUBLIC 3 69503 4 (17601 7 GEama% FEDERAL REPUSLIC 12 872053* 9 199323 7 28 GREECE 1 1 HUhGARY 4 (17408 4 INDIA 3 16021 5 (10901 8 th0CNESIA 1 1 teAN 2 (24003 2 4 IRELANO 1 1 15aAEL 1 1 ITALY 4 13878 1 6403 4 9 JAPAN 16 186633 13 186783 1 27 KOREA, REPUBLIC OF SOUTH 1 (5958 2 112943 6 9 LUKEMEOUdG 1 1 PERICc 2 13083 2 NETHEPLAN05 2 14988 2 h0AmAY 1 1 PARISTAN 1 41253 1 2 PHILIPPINES 2 2 POLANC 2 2 ROMAhlA 1 1 SOUTH AFd!CA, REPUELIC CF 2 2 SPAth 4 (19731 7 163108 6 17 5mECEN F I4619) 3 827003 2 12 SWITIERLAND 3 81SC69 1 492Cl 3 7 TUkrEY 1 1 UNITED KING 0cm 33 880803 6 137C05 39 USSR 22 (887538 11 81004Cl 33 YUG05LAWla 1 (615) 1 TOTAL 143 4593513 117 8910651 75. 335 SOURCE: OFFICE CF INTERhATIONAL PROGR APS

REACTOR ComsikUCit0N COMPLETED, NOT YET IN Com"ERCIAL OPERATICN CANACA P E UC E 3 746 CANDU FRANCE FESSE NHElm 2 890 Pat "UGEY 2 925 Put P UGE Y 3 925 PmR FRC (SAR 870 ShR USSR KURSK 1000 LGR 142

^ ' ^ ^ * ' oc'o*E " ""' EXPORTLICENSE APPLICATIONS Export Licenses 350 FY 1979 DESCRIPTION: TNs chart tracks cominna1 'rneior' and 'nunor' emp't hansang actens. Statistics for th a page are obtamed ~~ from the Summary of Pending Export Licenses prepared by MPA for the Office of Internetsonal Proyarnt [ 210-.- fi KEY: RECEIVED COMPLETED PENDING 140 -- [ I 5 70 --! /

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0 OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP RECEIVED 77 39 COMPLETED PENDING 258 Awesting Appkcent Reply: 3 in Properation For Transmittal y To State Department: II Under Emewtive Branch Review: in Properasson For Comnussion Rewww: 6 7 Sent to DOE under Commusen Revow: 3 In Process For issuance: Under F arther Revow-Specist Cese: 7 Under Generic Approval 0 Returned From State No Accon Arnendment only 4 in Process luuance Awaitie.g generte assurances on transfer of 25 coenponents & metenals. 10-3

BROWN BOOK DISTRIBUTION COMMISSaON (8) OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY (2) OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR FOR OPERATIONS (4) OFFICE F ADMINISTRATION (9) OFFICE OF CONGRESSIONAL AFFAIRS (3) OFFICE OF THE CONTROLLER (9) OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE LEGAL DIRECTOR (8) OFFICE OF INSPECTION AND ENFORCEMENT (8) OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND AUDITOR (1) OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS (1) OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND PROGRAM ANALYSIS (14) QFFICE OF NUCLEAR MATERIAL SAFETY AND SAFEGUARDS (17) OFFICE OF NUCLEAR REGULATORY RESEARCH (8) OFFICE OF NUCLEAR REACTOR REGULATION (44) OFFICE OF POLICY EVALUAT'ON (2) OFFICE OF PUBLIC AFFAinS (2) OFFICE OF STANDARDS DEVELOPMENT (6) OFFICE OF STATE PROGRAMS (5) NRC REGIONS (14) ATOMIC SAFETY AND LICENSING BOARD PANEL (4) ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON REACTOR SAFEGUARDS (3) DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY (10) ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY (2) PUBLIC DOCUMENT ROOM (1) SUECOMMITTEE ON NUCLEAR REGULATION (5) OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET (1) DEPARTMENT OF LABO.R (1) OTHER (8) TOTAL DISTRIBUTION: 200}}

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