Exelon Corp said on Thursday that Unit 3 at its Peach Bottom nuclear power plant in Pennsylvania was returned to service following a refueling and maintenance outage.
The 1,122-megawatt unit was shut for planned refueling on Sept. 21
The unit had ramped up to 15 percent power by early Thursday, the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission said in a report.
(Reporting by Kevin Jose in Bengaluru)
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