ML19345C259
| ML19345C259 | |
| Person / Time | |
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| Site: | 05000514, 05000515, 05000471, 05000512, Allens Creek, Atlantic Nuclear Power Plant, Perkins, Skagit, Black Fox  |
| Issue date: | 11/17/1980 |
| From: | Purple R Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation |
| To: | Drey L AFFILIATION NOT ASSIGNED |
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Dear Mrs. Drey:
Enclosed is the infomation that you requested in your October 29, 1980 letter.
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Please contact me if I can be of further assistance to you.
Sincerely, Robert A. Purple, Deputy Director Division of Licensing Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
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FACILITIES WITH ACTIVE CONSTRUCTION PERMIT APPLICATIONS Application Facility Utili ty Location Date Allens Creek 1 Houston Lighting & Power Austin County, December 7,1973 Company Texas Black Fox 1 & 2 Public Service Company Rogers County, August 8, 1975 of Oklahoma Oklahoma Pebble Springs 1 & 2 Portland General Electric Arlington, Oregon October 18, 1974 Perkins 1-3 Duke Power Company Davie County, May 24, 1974 North Carolina Pilgrim 2 Seston Edison Company Pilgrim, Mass.
December 25, 1973 Skaget 1 & 2 Faget Sound Power &
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FLOATING NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS Floating nuclear power plants (FNPs) are electrical generating stations
-of standardized design which would be constructed at a shipyard facility, using assembly line techniques, and ultimately could be-sited at offshore ocean sites or in estuaries and rivers. They are planned to be of conventional platfonns similar to the hull of a barge. Offshore Power Systems (OPS), a subsidiary of Westinghouse Electric Corporation' filed an application with the NRC in 1973 for a license to manufacture eight identical floating nuclear power plants at a site in Jacksonville, Florida.
The first application for a pennit to construct and operate an offshore floating nuclear power station was filed in 1973 by the Publ% Service Electric and Gas Company (PSE&G) of New Jersey. The proposed Atlantic Generating Station (AGS), consisting of two floating units (1150 MWe each), would be located approximately three miles off the coast of New Jersey, some 11 miles northeast of Atlantic City.
In early 1978, the Public Service Electric and Gas Company and Offshore Power Systems' agreed upon a three-year delay on the delivery of the floating nuclear power plants for-the Atlantic Generating Station.
As a result of this delay, as well as to allow for possible consideration of alternative rites for the AGS by the utility, the NRC suspended the safety and environmental reviews of this application until further notice.
In December 1978, PSE&G cancelled its contract with OPS. citino among its reasons the lower than anticipated growth rate in its generating area.
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OPERATING LICENSE AND MANUFACTURING LICENSE An operating license is an authorization by.the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to operate the nuclear power plant. The operating license is preceded by a construction pemit or manufacturing license. The appropriate regulation governing the issuance of an operating license is 10 CFR Part 50.57. A manufacturing license is an authorization to a vendor to manufacture one or more identical nuclear power plants at one site which will be operated at another site. The appropriate regulation governing the issuance of a manufacturing license is 10 CFR Part 50, Appendix M.
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