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The U.S. nuclear power industry’s 99 operating power generation facilities operated with a capacity factor of 96.4 percent in June, according to a Nuclear Energy Institute report. It is the highest number in the past six years. The figure compares to 95.4 percent last June, and is 7 percent higher than the 89.2 percent performance […]
Read MoreToday Kyushu Electric Power Co. restarted its No. 1 reactor at its Sendai nuclear plant in Kagoshima Prefecture. This is the first nuclear reactor to restart in Japan since the Fukushima disaster in 2011. Since then all of Japan’s nuclear plants have been closed, or their operation has been suspended for safety inspections. After spending […]
Read MoreOn Monday the Obama administration released the final version of its Clean Power Plan, which is calling for a 32% cut in greenhouse gases by American power plants by 2030, compared with 2005 emissions. The new rules are tougher than the previously released draft of the plan, which called for a 30% reduction. But the […]
Read MoreWishing Gary Laska, Pat McHale, Joe Willingham, Jeff Edwards, John Haerle, Ed Kozinsky, Clint Asher, Mick Youmans and John Hurtado a Happy Birthday!! May the coming years be filled with happiness, peace and love.
Read MoreLast week in Washington City, Utah, the city council approved an agreement to team up with the Utah Associated Municipal Power Systems (UAMPS) and NuScale Power’s “Carbon Free Power Project”. They agreed to contribute in providing funds toward identifying potential sites for a nuclear power plant. The “Carbon Free Power Project” is focused around the […]
Read MoreCurrently Peach Bottom’s Nuclear Plant is holding nearly tens of thousands of used fuel rods in their spent fuel pools, making these pools nearly 75% full. Some of those rods have been in the fuel pool since 1976, according to Krista Connelly, spokeswoman for the southern York County power plant. But with nowhere off-site to […]
Read MoreThis month the NRC restarted the license renewal process for Diablo Canyon, California’s last operational nuclear power plant. Diablo Canyon’s reactors became operational in 1985 and 1986 and currently their licenses are set to expire in 2024 and 2025. Plant owners, PG&E originally asked the NRC in 2009 to extend the licenses for the two […]
Read MoreThe most recent milestone at Vogtle units 3&4 are in completing the placement of Unit 4 CA04 reactor vessel cavity in June which weighed in at 29 tons. At unit 3, 72 of the 167 shield building panels are on site and are ready for assembly, these panels are made at Newport News Industrial and […]
Read MoreAs you may know, our Technical Consulting Manager, Pat McHale, has decided to take that next step – retirement! He has been a great technical resource, team member, employee advocate, and friend to all of us. While we will miss Pat from our daily work, he will continue to support GTTSi in a consulting manner […]
Read MoreWishing Barbara Williams, George Taylor, Rod Champion and Mike Hardin a Happy Birthday!! May the coming years be filled with happiness, peace and love.
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