Decommissioning trust fund means the trust fund established pursuant to a Trust Agreement dated March 4, 1981, among Chem‑Nuclear Systems, Inc. (grantor), the South Carolina Budget and Control Board Department of Administration (beneficiary), and the South Carolina State Treasurer (trustee), whose purpose is to assure adequate funding for decommissioning of the disposal site, or any successor fund with a similar purpose.
Decommissioning trust fund means the trust fund established pursuant to a Trust Agreement dated March 4, 1981, among Chem‑Nuclear Systems, Inc. (grantor), the State Fiscal Accountability Authority (beneficiary as the successor in interest to the South Carolina Budget and Control Board), and the South Carolina State Treasurer (trustee), whose purpose is to assure adequate funding for decommissioning of the disposal site, or any successor fund with a similar purpose.
Decommissioning trust fund means the external sinking fund described by the NRC pursuant to 10 C.F.R. §50.75 to pay the costs of decommissioning the Unit at the end of its licensed life.
Examples of Decommissioning trust fund in a sentence
Decommissioning trust fund" or "fund" means a trust fund set up as prescribed in sections 4353 and 4355 to hold money for the eventual purpose of paying decommissioning expenses.[PL 1987, c.
Decommissioning trust fund" or "fund" means a trust fund set up as prescribed in sections 4353 and 4355 to hold money for the eventual purpose of paying decommissioning expenses.[ 1987, c.
Decommissioning trust fund costs and DOE decontamination and decommissioning and safety-related expenses, including the [*115] Diablo Canyon Independent Safety Committee.
In line with the relevant case law, the Commissioner accords significant weight to the maintenance of LPP.
Decommissioning trust fund balances are not verified and NRC’s investment restrictions are limited in scope and applicability.
More Definitions of Decommissioning trust fund
Decommissioning trust fund means a segregated trust fund to be established to satisfy obligations for Decommissioning Costs (as defined in the River Bend Settlement).
Decommissioning trust fund. The fund or funds, held by an Independent Trustee, in which each Party must establish, accumulate, and maintain monies for its Decommissioning Cost Share of the Decommissioning Work in accordance with this Agreement.
Decommissioning trust fund means the trust fund established pursuant to a Trust Agreement dated March 4, 1981, among Chem-Nuclear Systems, Inc. (grantor), the South Carolina Budget and Control Board (beneficiary), and the South Carolina State Treasurer (trustee), whose purpose is to assure adequate funding for decommissioning of the disposal site, or any successor fund with a similar purpose. (11) 'Extended care maintenance fund' means the 'escrow fund for perpetual care' that is used for custodial, surveillance, and maintenance costs during the period of institutional control and any post-closure observation period specified by the Department of Health and Environmental Control, and for activities associated with closure of the site as provided for in Section 13-7-30(4). (12) 'Maintenance' means active maintenance activities as specified by the Department of Health and Environmental Control including pumping and treatment of groundwater and the repair and replacement of disposal unit covers."
Decommissioning trust fund means the fund established pursuant to New Hampshire Rev. Stat. Ann. Xx. 162-F, and any alternative or additional fund established for the purpose of funding the Decommissioning of Seabrook Station.
Decommissioning trust fund or “Trust Fund” shall mean the IP Unit 1 Nuclear Decommissioning Trust, IP Unit 2 Nuclear Decommissioning Trust, IP Unit 3 Nuclear Decommissioning Trust and IP Unit 1 and IP Unit 2 Provisional Decommissioning Trust, defined collectively herein, maintained by the respective entities owning Indian Point subject to NRC regulation and oversight and having an aggregate amount of approximately $2.4 billion as of December 31, 2021.
Decommissioning trust fund means the trust fund established pursuant to a Trust Agreement dated March 4, 1981, among Chem‑Nuclear Systems, Inc. (grantor), the South Carolina Budget and Control Board (beneficiary), and the South Carolina State Treasurer (trustee), whose purpose is to assure adequate funding, without regard to interest earned on this fund, for decommissioning of the disposal site, or any successor fund with a similar purpose. Interest earned on this fund must be transmitted to Barnwell County and the Barnwell County Economic Development Commission for economic development and infrastructure purposes as provided in Section 13‑7‑30.