Overview
- Constellation Energy has secured about 64% of its workforce by hiring more than 400 employees and training licensed reactor operators.
- The restart project entails over $1.6 billion in upgrades and is projected to create roughly 650 permanent jobs in central Pennsylvania.
- Plans to integrate artificial intelligence aim to enhance operational efficiency and safety at the modernized plant.
- The Nuclear Regulatory Commission will visit in July to observe operator training and inspect technical readiness for the license amendment.
- Local residents and environmental groups have raised safety, transparency and waste storage concerns during recent NRC hearings.