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Duke Energy plans for license renewal at all eleven of their operating nuclear power plants in North and South Carolina. However, the process is rather lengthy, and Duke Energy experienced it firsthand. They filed for license renewal at Oconee Unit 1 in 1998, and at that time, it was the second nuclear plant to apply […]
Read MoreThe 45-year-old reactor, Three Mile Island Unit 1, will generate its last kilowatt of energy and close today at noon. Although it was licensed to operate through April 2034, Exelon had decided this year that it could no longer run the plant profitably without a subsidy. “Today we celebrate the proud legacy of TMI Unit […]
Read MoreIt looks like the Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) will have to dump the radioactive water they have collected from the crippled Fukushima nuclear power plants into the Pacific Ocean. TEPCO has collected more than 250 million gallons of contaminated water from the cooling pipes used to keep fuel cores from melting since the plant […]
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Read MoreSantee Cooper’s board approved their new business strategy – shifting the state-run utility’s energy forecast away from coal and toward solar power and gas-fired plants. But they abandoned the proposed cost-saving agreement with Southern Company that the new CEO, Mark Bonsall, wanted. He was looking for ways the two power companies could save money by […]
Read MoreMark Bonsall, the new CEO of Santee Cooper, has a new strategy planned to stave off the sale of Santee Cooper. These plans include adding a large amount of solar energy, a new gas-fired power plant, and studying a cost-sharing arrangement with Southern Company (an investor-owned utility). However, this has SC legislators upset. The plan […]
Read MoreAlthough Dorian kept churning up the Florida coast, its four nuclear power plants (St. Lucie-1&2 and Turkey Point-3&4) continued to operate at 100% power – providing reliable, resilient power for its customers. Florida Power & Light’s nuclear power plants are located on the Atlantic Coast side of Florida with Turkey Point (1,770-MW) in Homestead and […]
Read MoreWarmest wishes for a Happy Birthday to Ron Giuliani, Bob Fundis, Steve Ard, David Thompson, Mark Lackey, Christine McKim, Tom Stanley and Steve Betts. We are so happy that you’re a part of our team! Happy Birthday and all the best to you in the year to come.
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