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FOIA-2023-000053 - Resp 2 - Interim, Agency Records Subject to the Request Are Enclosed
ML23080A136
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OFFICIAL tJSE ONLY - SENSITl\\'E INTER:HAL IHFOR:MATION U.S.NRC United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission Protecting People and the Environment DROP-IN VISIT BY THE NUCLEAR ENERGY INSTITUTE WITH MARGIE DOANE, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR FOR OPERATIONS CONTACTS: Joe Holonich, NRR Araceli Billoch, OEDO May 23, 2019 ADAMS Accession No: ML19105A002 OFFICIAL tJSE ONLY - SENSITl\\ 1E INTER:NAL INFOR:MATION

OFFICIJlcL USE ONLY - SENSITI\\IE IP~TERNJlcL IHFORMJlcTION ICONTENTSI Page TOPICS OF DISCUSSION..................................................................................... 3 SIGNIFICANT ISSUES/TALKING POINTS...........................................................4 MANAGEMENT INFORMATION Company Information................................................................................ 24 Biographical Information............................................................................ 26 OFFICIJlcL USE ONLY - SENSITl¥E INTERNilcl INFORMilcTION

OFFICIAL USE ONLY - SENSITl\\1E INTERNAL INFORMATION DATE 3:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.

AGENDA May 23, 2019 ITINERARY PERSON VISITED CONTACT PERSON Margie Doane Kathleen Blake EXTENSION 301-415-1700 VISITORS REPRESENTING THE NUCLEAR ENERGY INSTITUTE (NEI)

Doug True, Senior Vice President and Chief Nuclear Officer Jennifer Uhle, Vice President of Generation and Suppliers TOPICS OF DISCUSSION NOTE: The NEI visitors did not provide any topics for discussion. They indicated the meeting was to be open. The list of topics in this book is provided from previous NEI/Commission meetings.

NEI Regulatory Priorities NEI Margin Paper & Transformation - looking for feedback from NRC Security - making progress o Realistic Integrated Assessment: Operator Actions/Local Law Enforcement Agencies, etc.

o Risk Informed Security o Cyber Security Assessment & Opportunity to right size the scope of Critical Digital Assets Reactor Oversight Process (ROP) enhancements o White findings o Engineering inspection reviews Open Phase Condition Fire Probabilistic Risk Assessment (PRA) realism - NRC staff support of agreed upon schedules Futures Assessment Mitigation of Beyond-Design-Basis Events Rulemaking-actions moving forward GSl-191 - status moving forward Digital Instrumentation and Control (l&C) recent developments o Commission meeting on May 14, 2019 High Energy Arc Faults alignment Risk informed licensing actions - Technical Specification Task Force (TSTF) 505, 50.69 license amendment requests, etc. OFFICIAL USE ONLY - SENSIT11'E INTERNAL INFORMATION

OFFICIAL USE ONLY - SENSITl\\1E INTERNAL INFORMATION Low safety significance issue resolution Nuclear Strategic Issues Advisory Committee Meeting Revision to RG 1.187, "Guidance for Implementation of 10 CFR 50.59, Changes, Tests, and Experiments." OFFICIAL USE ONLY - SENSIT11'E INTERNAL INFORMATION

OFFICIAL tJSE ONLY - SENSITl\\'E INTER:HAL IHFOR:MATION U.S.NRC United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission Protecting People and the Environment DROP-IN VISIT BY THE NUCLEAR ENERGY INSTITUTE WITH DAN DORMAN AUGUST 22, 2019 CONTACTS: Joseph J. Holonich, NRR ADAMS Accession No: ML19210C005 OFFICIAL tJSE ONLY - SENSITl\\ 1E INTER:NAL INFOR:MATION

OFFICIJlcL USE ONLY - SENSITI\\IE IP~TERNJlcL IHFORMJlcTION ICONTENTSI Page TOPIC OF DISCUSSION....................................................................................... 2 SIGNIFICANT ISSUES/TALKING POINTS........................................................... 3 MANAGEMENT INFORMATION Company Information................................................................................ 12 Biographical Information............................................................................ 14 OFFICIJlcL USE ONLY - SENSITl¥E INTERNilcl INFORMilcTION

OFFICIAL USE ONLY - SENSITl\\1E INTERNAL INFORMATION TIME 10:30 a.m.

AGENDA August22,2019 ITINERARY PERSON VISITED CONTACT PERSON Dan Dorman Kathleen Blake EXTENSION 301-415-1700 VISITORS REPRESENTING THE NUCLEAR ENERGY INSTITUTE (NEI)

Doug True, Senior Vice President and Chief Nuclear Officer Jennifer Uhle, Vice President of Generation and Suppliers TOPIC OF DISCUSSION Topics led by the NEI:

Low safety significance (LSS) issue resolution (LSSIR)

Security Reactor Oversight Process (ROP) enhancement Topics led by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC):

Transformation status Risk-informed licensing actions OFFICIAL USE ONLY - SENSIT11'E INTERNAL INFORMATION

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~u.S.NRC United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission Protecting People and the Environment DROP-IN VISIT BY Nuclear Energy Institute WITH K. Steven West Deputy Executive Director for Materials, Waste, Research, State, Tribal, Compliance, Administration, and Human Capital Programs November 21, 2019 CONTACTS: Rick Jervey, NMSS ADAMS Accession No. ML19317E573 OFFICIJ!cL USE ONLY - SENSITIYE INTERNJ!cL INFORMJ!cTIOP4

OFFICIAL USE ONLY - SEP4SITIYE INTERNAL INFORMATION IICONTENTSII Page AGENDA................................................................................................................ 1 SIGNIFICANT ISSUES/ TALKING POINTS......................................................... 2 ORGANIZATIONAL INFORMATION Organization Chart.................................................................................... 15 Biographical Information....................................................................... 16-17 OFFICIAL USE ONLY - SENSITIYE IPnERHAL IPffORMM'IOP4

OFFICIAL USE ONLY - SEP4SITIYE INTERNAL INFORMATION TIME AGENDA November 21, 2019 ITINERARY PERSON VISITED CONTACT PERSON 10:00 - 11 :30 a.m.

Steven West Kimyata Morgan-Butler VISITORS REPRESENTING NUCLEAR ENERGY INSTITUTE Doug True, Chief Nuclear Officer, NEI Jennifer Uhle, VP, Generation and Suppliers, NEI TOPICS OF DISCUSSION Very Low Level Waste (VLLW), Regulatory Issue Summary (RIS)

Fire PRA Methods/ High Energy Arc Fault (HEAF)

Auxiliary (Non-Licensed) Operator Data Integrity Smarter Fuel Cycle Oversight and Licensing Programs Understanding Dry Storage Performance Margins Application of Principles of Good Regulation NMSS coordination of Part 37 Inspections Dodd-Frank Rulemaking EXTENSION 301-415-0733 OFFICIAL USE ONLY - SENSITIYE IPnERt4AL IPffORMM'IOP4

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Caylee Kenny, x7150 Andrea Kock, x9954 Accession No. ML20058G879 BRIEF ON A SHEET DROP-IN VISIT BY NUCLEAR ENERGY INSTITUTE (NEI)

WITH STEVE WEST Date Time 03/03/2020 11 :00 am to 12:00 pm Person Visited Steven West Point of Contact Kimyata Morgan-Butler Phone 301-415-0733 Licensee participants:

Doug True, Chief Nuclear Officer, NEI Jennifer Uhle, Vice President, Generation and Suppliers, NEI Andrew Mauer, Technical Advisor, NEI Non-Responsive Record I -

Licensee Suggested Topics Data accuracy (1)

FLEX (2)

NEI 2020 Regulatory Priorities (3)

Dry Storage Performance Margins (4)

Licensing Process Expectations Memo (5)

FC Smarter Program (6)

NRC Update on Rulemaking Process Efficiencies (7)

Retrospective Review of Regulations (8)

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6FFIClilcl tJSE 6P4LY - SEr~SITl1t'E IP4TERNilcl INF6RMilcTl6P4 Darrell Roberts NEI participants (Fuel Operations Committee Members)

Osiris Siurano, x7827 Jacob Zimmerman, x1220 ADAMS No. ML20113E812 Kimyata Morgan-Butler Janet Schlueter Senior Director, Radiation and Materials Safety, NEI Hilary Lane, Senior Project Manager, NEI David L. Spangler, Manager of Nuclear Safety and Licensing, BWX Technologies Timothy J. Tate, Manager Environmental, Health, Safety, and Licensing, Framatome, Inc.

Michelle Catts Sr. VP, Regulatory Affairs, Global Nuclear Fuel-Americas (GNF-A)

Scott P. Murray Manager, Facility Licensing, General Electric-Hitachi Amaryl Morie, Licensing Manager, Nuclear Fuel Services, Inc.

Amanda Spalding Acting Licensing Manager, Westinghouse Electric Company Jennifer K. Wheeler, Director, Regulatory Affairs, Fuel Production, X-energy, LLC Robert Link, Consultant, NEI NEI Suggested Topics (see next page)

NEl's Fuel Operations Committee:

Purpose and Members (1)

Industry COVID Response and Coordination with NMSS/DFM and NRG Region II (2)

Ongoing Generic Issues (3)

NRC Staff Topics of Interest (see next page)

Status of Ongoing Generic Issues (4)

COVID-19 NRG Response Activities (5)

Non-Responsive Recprcl

  • COVI D-19 Regulatory Impacts on Nuclear Industry (6)

OEDO COVID-19 Task Force (7) 6FFIClilcl tJSE 6P4LY - SENSITl1t'E U~TERNilcl INF6RMilcTl6N

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Damaris Marcano X7328 Andrea Kock X9954 BRIEF ON A SHEET DROP-IN VISIT BY NUCLEAR ENERGY INSTITUTE (NEI)

WITH DARRELL ROBERTS Date Time 06/09/2020 1 :00 pm to 2:00 pm Licensee participants:

Doug True, Chief Nuclear Officer, NEI Person Visited Darrell Roberts Point of Contact Kimyata Morgan-Butler Phone 301-415-0733 Jennifer Uhle, Vice President, Generation and Suppliers, NEI Non-Responsive Record Licensee Suggested Topics HEAF (1)

Nuclear Fuel Working Group Report (2)

Regulatory Issues (3)

Retrospective Review of Administrative Requirements (4)

NRC Update on Rulemaking Process Efficiencies (5)

NRC Staff Topics Part 53 Rulemaking Plan (6)

Physical Security for Advanced Reactors Rulemaking (7)

Regulatory Improvements for Production and Utilization Facilities Transitioning to Decommissioning Rulemaking (8)

DROP-IN BRIEF ON A SHEET Westing house Columbia Fuel Fabrication Facility Andrea Kock 301-415-9954 Matthew Bartlett I

Accession No.

301-415-7154 ML20265A163 Date

Thursday, September 24, 2020 Time 2:00 p.m. EDT Person Visiting Point of Contact I

I Stanley Freeman I

Darrell J. Roberts or Patricia Sproqeris Westinghouse Electric Company, LLC (WEC)

Participants:

Mike Annacone, Vice President Columbia Fuel Operations Phone 301-287-9064 or 301-415-1713 Doug Weaver, Chief Quality Officer, Global Quality and Regulatory Affairs Management Programs Joseph Piccioni, Senior Vice President, Global Manufacturing Edward Wills, Director Manufacturing, Quality, Environment, Health and Safety, and Environmental Impact Statement (QEH&S) Lead WEC Suggested Topics NRC Staff Topics Issues in Adjudication Background and Lessons Learned from the Columbia Fuel Fabrication Facility (CFFF)ScrubberEve~

Overview of the Site's Environmental Improvements Westinghouse's Perspective on Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) Path Forward Non Responsive Record Status of License Renewal and EIS NRC's Continued Communications with Stakeholders and the Public on the EIS Recent Event None OFFICIAL ttSE ONLY - SENSll'l't'E IPnEFU4AL INFORMM'IOf4 OFFICIAL USE ONLY - SEP~SITIYE INTERNAL INFORMATION Andrea Kock 415-9954 Matt Bartlett, 415-7154 Accession No. ML20329A371 Date Time Person Visiting Point of Contact Phone 12/15/20 10:00 AM - 11 :00 Darrell Roberts Yoira Diaz 301-415-8064 AM Sanabria NEI participants:

Doug True, Chief Nuclear Officer, NEI Jennifer Uhle, Vice President, Generation and Suppliers, NEI NEI Suggested Topics NRC Staff Topics Issues in Adjudication NRC Strategic Plan FY 2022-2026 (1)

Feedback from Regional Seminars Feedback (2)

COVID update (3)

HEAF (4)

Recognizing margin for used fuel (5)

Retrospective Review of Administrative Requirements (6)

Petition for Rulemaking for 10 CFR 50.72 (7)

Spent fuel pool criticality guidance (8)

Low Safety Significant Issues Resolution for Fuel Cycle Facilities (9)

Non Responsive Record NRR, NMSS, and NEI v.NRC, No.19-Regional Coordination 1240 lawsuit on Oversight During COVID-19 OFFICIAL USE ONLY - SENSITIYE INTERNAL INFORMATIOP4

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~u.S.NRC United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission Protecting People and the Environment DROP-IN VISIT BY HOL TEC International WITH MARGARET DOANE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR FOR OPERATIONS August 7, 2018 CONTACTS: Damaris Marcano, NMSS ADAMS Accession No. ML18212A136 OEDO-18-00368 OFFICIAL USE ONLY - SENSITIVE IICJTERN~L INFORM~TION

OFFICIAL USE ONLY - SEP~SITIYE INTERNAL INFORMATION IICONTENTSII Page AGENDA................................................................................................................ 1 CERTIFICATE HOLDER INFORMATION............................................................ 2 CURRENT ISSUES............................................................................................... 3 MANAGEMENT INFORMATION Facility Organization..................................................................................... 5 Biographical lnformation............................................................................... 8 OFFICl:AL USE ONLY - SENSITIYE INTERN.AL H~FORM:ATION

OFFICIAL USE ONLY - SEP~SITIYE INTERNAL INFORMATION TIME 3:45 p.m. - 4:15 p.m.

AGENDA August 7, 2018 ITINERARY PERSON VISITED Margaret Doane, EDO CONTACT PERSON Renee Taylor VISITORS REPRESENTING Holtec International EXTENSION 301-415-1700 Pierre Oneid, Director COi, Senior Vice President and Chief Nuclear Officer, Holtec Pam Cowan, Director COi, Vice President, Decommissioning, Holtec TOPICS OF DISCUSSION Meet and Greet General Decommissioning OFFICl:AL USE ONLY - SENSITIYE INTERNAL INFORMATION

OFFICIAL USE ONLY - SEP~SITIYE INTERNAL INFORMATION E;JU.S.NRC United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission Protecting People and the Environment DROP-IN VISIT BY Waste Control Specialists LLC WITH EDO July 10, 2019 CONTACTS: [Harry Felsher, NMSS]

ADAMS Accession No. [ML19171A030]

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OFFICIAL USE ONLY - SEP~SITIYE INTERNAL INFORMATION IICONTENTSII Page AGENDA................................................................................................................ 1 SIGNIFICANT ISSUES/TALKING POINTS........................................................... 2 FACILITY INFORMATION..................................................................................... 4 Facility Data.................................................................................................. 4 Current Issues............................................................................................. 7 MANAGEMENT INFORMATION Facility Organization.................................................................................. 15 Biographical Information............................................................................ 16 OFFICl:AL USE ONLY - SENSITIYE INTERN.AL H~FORM:ATION

OFFICIAL USE ONLY - SEP~SITIYE INTERNAL INFORMATION TIME 1 :00 p.m. - 1 :30 p.m.

EDO AGENDA July 10, 201 9 ITINERARY PERSON VISITED CONTACT PERSON EDO's Admin Assistant VISITORS REPRESENTING Waste Control Specialists LLC (WCS)

(David) Dave Carlson, President and Chief Operating Officer, WCS Josie Piccone, Independent Consultant TOPIC OF DISCUSSION Greater-Than Class C (GTCC) Waste Disposal Recent Activities in the State of Texas related to WCS Disposal of Very Low-Level Waste (VLLW) EXTENSION 301-415-1700 OFFICl:AL USE ONLY - SENSITIYE INTERNAL INFORMATION

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~u.S.NRC United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission Protecting People and the Environment DROP-IN VISIT BY NUCLEAR ENERGY INSTITUTE WITH STEVE WEST, DEDM August 8, 2019 CONTACTS: Damaris Marcano, NMSS Nicholas Difrancesco, RES ADAMS Accession No. ML19210C303 OFFICIJ!cL USE ONLY - SENSITIYE INTERNJ!cL INFORMJ!cTIOP4

OFFICIAL USE ONLY - SEP4SITIYE INTERNAL INFORMATION IICONTENTSII Page AGENDA................................................................................................................ 1 SIGNIFICANT ISSUES/ TALKING POINTS......................................................... 2 ORGANIZATIONAL INFORMATION Organization Chart....................................................................................... 9 Biographical Information............................................................................ 10 OFFICIAL USE ONLY - SENSITIYE IPnERHAL IPffORMM'IOP4

OFFICIAL USE ONLY - SEP~SITIYE INTERNAL INFORMATION TIME 9:00 - 10:30 a.m.

AGENDA August 8, 2019 ITINERARY PERSON VISITED DEDM CONTACT PERSON EDO'sAdmin Assistant VISITORS REPRESENTING NUCLEAR ENERGY INSTITUTE Doug True, Chief Nuclear Officer, NEI Jennifer Uhle, VP, Generation and Suppliers, NEI TOPICS OF DISCUSSION Overall Research Priorities Fire PRA (including HEAF)

NMSS Organizational Changes "Smarter Licensing and Oversight Programs" (NMSS Nomenclature]

Accident Tolerant Fuel {ATF)

Understanding dry storage safety margin EXTENSION 301-415-1700 OFFICl:AL USE ONLY - SENSITIYE INTERN.AL H~FORM:ATION

Main Talking Points:

NRC and EDO FY2020 Priorities

  • Transformation, innovation and creativity initiatives based on the futures assessment and JAM results, and supporting the associated office-level initiatives, are high on the EDO priority list.
  • NMSS priorities include the Smarter Licensing and Oversight Initiatives and readiness for ATF/HALEU applications.

NMSS Reogranization (new Division of Fuel Management)

The NMSS reorganization will:

  • Merge two technical divisions, the Division of Spent Fuel Management (DSFM) and the Division of Fuel Cycle Safety, Safeguards, and Environmental Review (FCSE).
  • Relocate the Environmental Review Branch, now in FCSE, to a newly named Division of Rulemaking, Environmental, and Financial Support (REFS).
  • Transfer environmental review staff currently in the NRR and NRO, and financial assessment staff in NRR, NRO, and NMSS' Division of Decommissioning, Uranium Recovery, and Waste Programs (DUWP) to the newly established cent ers of expertise (COEs) in the Rulemaking, Environmental Review, and Financial Support (REFS).
  • The reorganization will lead to resource savings and anticipated efficiencies in workload distribution, collaboration, knowledge transfer, agility of critical skill sets, decision-making, and cross-office standardization.

Topics Provided by NE/:

Focus on ATF and Higher Enrichment/Higher Burnup

  • NMSS is prepared and ready to support industry plans for the production and transportation of ATF batch loads for 2023 that are enriched to less than 5%.
  • Assuming a high-quality and timely application is submitted to NMSS, staff has not identified any information need that would preclude an effective and efficient regulatory review to support ATF licensing actions with increased enrichment up to 8%

for enrichment facilities, fuel fabrication facilities, and transportation packages.

  • Early engagement is critical. Vendors should have pre-application meetings with the NMSS staff to discuss key technical challenges vendors have identified.
  • NRC sent a letter to NEI on August 25th, informing them of significant milestones related to licensing action for ATF and requesting that they assist in communicating this with members (ML19235A251).

Smarter Fuel Cycle Licensing and Oversight Programs

  • On April 25th, staff issued two working group (WG) charters to conduct a holistic assessment of the Fuel Cycle licensing and inspection programs (ML19115A011, ML19074A139).
  • The initiatives are aimed at considering ways which we can be more efficient and effective in accomplishing agency's goals while further integrating transformative ideas and risk-informed insights.
  • A public meeting will be held in October to present draft recommendations to improve the licensing and inspection programs based on feedback received during the August 8th and September 12th public meetings.

Interactions with FCSE and RII managers and staff, e.g., CER meetings

  • Cumulative Effects of Regulation is a publicly noticed full-day meeting to inform industry of NRC activities and reduce licensee burden by staggering the timing of requests for public comments. During the meetings, staff and/or industry present regulatory topics of generic interest. The most recent CER public meeting was held on September 25th. Discussion included topics provided in this one pager. The fuel cycle integrated schedule of regulatory activities supporting CER and supplement information can be found at ADAMS Accession No. ML19250G154 and ML19250G153.

FY19 Fee Decreases for Fuel Facilities

  • The NRC will collect $24.5 million in annual fees from the fuel cycle facilities class.
  • In comparison to FY 2018 {$27.7M), the fuel facilities budget resources decreased in FY 2019, primarily due to the anticipated completion of work associated with the Cyber Security Rulemaking and additional efficiencies to align resources with a smaller process workload.
  • The estimated 10 CFR part 170 billings decreased in FY 2019 as a result of the expected termination of the MOX Fuel Fabrication facility construction authorization and license application withdrawal, and the expected completion of Honeywell's license renewal while plant operations are idle, offset by increase work for Westinghouse associated with an emergency preparedness exercise, its license renewal and increased work for conducting the Nuclear Fuel Services Force-on-Force.

Improved billing statements

  • During FY 2018, NRC's Office of the Chief Financial Officer modified the billing statements sent to all NRC licensees. The invoices now contain more detailed information for each fee-billable cost activity code associated with that licensee over that billing period (e.g., see https://www.nrc.gov/about-n re/ regulatory/licensing/sample-invoice. pdf),

including the specific NRC staff that performed fee-billable work, the hourly rate associated with each staff member, the number of hours worked by each staff member, and the associated cost.

  • The eBilling team conducted an eBilling briefing with an eBilling demonstration on July 23rd to NEI personnel and they invited NRC to at the NEI Regulatory Issues Working group on October 9, 2019. This event is attended by the Reactor community and they are interested in seeing eBilling.

Date 9/25/19 9/25/19 9/26/19 Time 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm, 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm 11:00 am - 12:00 pm Person Visited Drew Pretzel lo John Lubinski

  • The eBilling team will be providing an eBilling demonstration and distributing the eBilling marketing brochure which explains and provides examples of eBilling and how to sign-up. NEI is fully aware and current on the eBilling project as they receive monthly updates from the eBilling team as part of our communications with the Licensees participating in eBilling development. Industry receives bi-monthly updates.

Opportunities:

Budget planning/formulation and early industry engagement (i.e. FY21)

  • NRC follows 0MB directives on budget formulation and will make publicly available the FY 2021 budget in February of next year.

Transparency and prioritization of expenditure of annual fees

  • As part of the FY 2019 Fee Rule process, to support increased transparency, the NRC presented in a public meeting the workload assumptions that comprise the FY 2019 budget, including work that is non-fee billable (i.e., part of the Part 171 annual fees). We continue to welcome industry input on the areas they see as priorities for t he industry.

Listserv Rollout for Publicly Available Fuel Cycle Correspondence beginning FY20

  • FCSE and RII have coordinated the development and rollout of a Fuel Cycle Listserv. This method of licensee correspondence would achieve better utilization of staff resources and gain efficiencies both for the NRC and licensees.

2020 RIC vs "FCIX-light" Programs

  • NMSS is considering developing fuel cycle sessions for the 2020 RIC.
  • NEI and Industry engagement will be most useful to ensure appropriate topics and speakers are identified to best serve the audience.

Point of Contact Dylanne Duvigneaud Raeann Shane Phone 301-415-4010 301-415-1200 301-415-0733

Visitors Representing the Fuel Cycle Industry and NEI

  • David L. Spangler, Manager of Nuclear Safety and Licensing, BWX Technologies
  • Timothy J. Tate, Manager, Environmental Health, Safety and Licensing, Framatome
  • Scott P. Murray, Manager, Facility Licensing, Global Nuclear Fuel-Americas
  • Tim Knowles, Licensing Manager, Nuclear Fuel Services, Inc.
  • Camille Zazula, Manager, Infrastructure & Facilities Licensing, Global Nuclear Regulatory Affairs, Westinghouse Electric Company
  • Amanda Spalding, Principal Engineer, Licensing and Regulatory Affairs, Westinghouse Electric Company
  • Peter Pappano, Vice President, Fuel Production, X-Energy, LLC
  • Jennifer K. Wheeler, Director, Regulator Affairs, Fuel Production, X-Energy, LLC
  • Janet Schlueter, Senior Director, Radiation and Materials Safety, NEI
  • Hilary Lane, Senior Project Manager, NEI
  • Robert Link, CEO, Link Nuclear, LLC (NEI Consultant)
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