KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Workers at an eastern Kansas nuclear power plant were working Wednesday to repair fire-damaged equipment and avoid a costly shutdown.
The damage occurred Monday at the Wolf Creek plant when a fire broke out in a room that houses a backup generator. Federal law requires that the generator is operational by Thursday afternoon or the plant near Burlington will have to be taken offline, said plant spokesman Terry Young.
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