August 4, 2025 Power

Q&A: Gaining More Life From Nuclear Assets Is Sensible Strategy

As power industry veterans, Gabriel Chavez and Stephen Henson have an insider’s perspective on asset management and life extension issues facing the nuclear power industry. With most nuclear power units approaching the end of their first license renewals, the feasibility of extending service lives with another 20-year operating license is a topic of consideration by many nuclear plant operators.

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