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The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is increasing its oversight of Exelon Nuclear’s Calvert Cliffs Unit 2 after the company discovered that new instrumentation at the Maryland plant caused inaccurate radiation calculations that could have initiated a premature emergency declaration. Exelon personnel in March noticed that new monitors installed five months earlier...
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