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Bookmark or Share- Pilgrim – Nuclear Decommissioning CollaborativeThe Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station is a 680MW boiling water reactor that first came online in 1972 after four years of construction. In 2012, the plant received a renewal of its operating license extending the licensed life of the plant to 2032.
- Timeline: The 52-Year History Of The Pilgrim Nuclear PlantLearn about the key events and challenges that shaped the Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station in Plymouth, Massachusetts, from its construction in 1968 to its planned shutdown in 2019. See...
- Pilgrim Nuclear Power Plant Gears Up To Move Its Radioactive WasteLearn how the Pilgrim Nuclear Power Plant in Plymouth, Massachusetts, is preparing to remove its radioactive fuel from the reactor building and store it in special casks. Find out the challenges and controversies of decommissioning and disposing of the highly radioactive waste.
- Pilgrim Decommissioning - Holtec InternationalLearn how Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station, shut down in 2019, is being safely decommissioned by Holtec International. Find out the goals, process, team and timeline of the decommissioning project.
- Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station Shut Down Permanently - Entergy NewsroomEntergy announced the permanent shutdown of its Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station in Plymouth, Massachusetts, on May 31, 2019, due to low wholesale energy prices. The company also sold the plant to a decommissioning specialty company and exited the merchant power business.
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