Oyster Creek Nuclear Power Plant

The Oyster Creek Nuclear Power Plant in Lacey Township will undergo augmented inspections by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC), which today finalized a finding of low-to-moderate safety significance based on a water hose failure last January.

If you live, work, or attend school within the 10-mile Emergency Planning Zone around the Oyster Creek Nuclear Power Plant in Lacey Township, you'll want to hear sirens at about 10 AM on Tuesday, December 1. It means that you'll know if a reactor-related emergency is at hand.

On Tuesday afternoon, emergency vehicles will race to the Oyster Creek Nuclear Power Plant and its surrounding environs in Lacey Township for a thorough check of how first-responders and plant staffers would handle actual emergencies. If you're anywhere near the site, you'll see some of the activity.

The reshaping of a church leader's community commitment after Superstorm Sandy leads to national recognition by the company in the township that's employed him for more than a quarter-century.

After eight days offline for unscheduled repairs, the Oyster Creek nuclear generating station in Lacey Township is once again pushing electric power to the PJM Grid.

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission's (NRC) annual assessment of safety performance at the Oyster Creek Generating Station in Lacey Township takes place two ways this year. Regulators have scheduled an April 27 webinar, followed by their traditional in-person public meeting on May 28.

Officials at the Oyster Creek Nuclear Power Plant in Lacey Township say an electrical issue was to blame for a temporary shutdown Sunday afternoon. A spokeswoman says the problem was in the system that controls steam pressure at the facility...

Unresolved safety-risk findings that developed in 2014 at the Oyster Creek Nuclear Power Plant in Lacey Township mean new ongoing federal inspections, perhaps through mid-2016.

The Oyster Creek Nuclear Generating Station in Lacey Township had four outages, or scrams,  during 2014, but only one of them was planned. A federal inspection in December found a July shutdown, which was among the three unplanned outages, has led to a downgrade in the facility's Performance Indicator from Green to White, or "very low safety significance" to "low to moderate,"

Implementation of post-Fukushima resilience upgrades at the Oyster Creek Nuclear Power Plant in Lacey Township will be up to the federal regulators who ordered them in the first place.