Policy and licensing / Nebraska

Nebraska: SMR policy and licensing

Selected federal measures and selected state measures whose official text was opened. This is not a complete list of laws, rules or programmes for any jurisdiction. A state without a page here is not a finding that it has no policy, and these pages do not rate or prefer any state. Nothing here implies that a project is eligible for, or approved under, any measure.

Federal measures apply in Nebraska as everywhere in the United States and are listed once on the federal page. They are not counted here.

Laws, rules and executive directives

• Nebraska section 71-3505: nuclear-plant emergency-response and surveillance fee · In effect
  Neb. Rev. Stat. § 71-3505(1)(g) and (2) · Nebraska Legislature · affects: State programme administration
  Nebraska's current section 71-3505 sets a statutory cap of eighty-two thousand dollars per nuclear power plant per year for offsite emergency response or environmental surveillance, or one hundred ten thousand dollars for the remaining plant if only one is still subject. The opened text names Cooper Nuclear Station and Fort Calhoun Station as the places the fee is used. It prints no effective date and no collected balance. The fee is not a construction permit.
  Not approved or pending: The compilation prints no effective date for the section. The source line ends with Laws 2017, LB430, section 1, and that act was not opened, so 2017 is the document year of the latest cited source line only. The eighty-two-thousand-dollar and one-hundred-ten-thousand-dollar figures are statutory caps in the opened text. No inflation-adjusted amount, collected balance, or award is stored. The text does not say which plant, if either, is still subject to the fee. No project is linked. This is a state surveillance fee, not an NRC review fee and not permission to construct or operate.

Bills, proposed rules and consultations

• None recorded in this pilot.

Funding and support programmes

• None recorded in this pilot.

NRC permissions and applications for tracked projects located in Nebraska

Listed by project location only. The Nebraska measures above do not license reactors; the NRC does.

• None recorded.