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NuScale filed an application for certification of their SMR (small modular reactor) design in December of 2016. The NRC (Nuclear Regulatory Commission) accepted it for review in March 2017. In August 2020, the NRC issued a final safety evaluation report (FSER), putting the design on track to receive full design certification. Last week, the NRC certified […]
Read MoreRenowned nuclear engineer, Dr. Michael Goff has served three terms at the DOE Office of Nuclear Energy (NE) and is a longtime member of the American Nuclear Society. He has been named as the principal assistant secretary for the Office of Nuclear Energy and will be assisting the DOE assistant secretary for nuclear energy, Kathryn […]
Read MoreMany power generators believe hydrogen is poised to play a major role in addressing climate change. They see the advantages of hydrogen to include fuel flexibility through the ability to blend hydrogen with natural gas, fuel security through integration with hydrogen storage, and the flexibility to follow loads from variable generation. Many of the major […]
Read MoreYou may recall the September 14, 2018, Category 4 Hurricane Florence that wreak havoc across North and South Carolina resulting in 42 fatalities and over $18 billion dollars of damage. Duke Energy’s Brunswick Nuclear Power Plant was right in the middle of it all and Florence destroyed their Visitor’s Center. Today, construction workers are putting […]
Read MoreDuring the Vogtle Unit 3 start-up and pre-operational testing, vibration in a system used for depressurization was discovered. Southern Nuclear Operating Company, the plants licensee, said this will result in further delay for Vogtle Unit 3’s commercial operation. Southern Company notified the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission concerning their announcement of further delay for the […]
Read MoreYou may recall that a bipartisan 2021 state law directed the North Carolina Utilities Commission to approve a plan for the state’s electric public utilities by December 31, 2022, to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 70% by 2030 as compared to 2005 levels, with ultimately achieving net-zero emissions by 2050. Duke Energy, the state’s dominant […]
Read MoreApproximately 2.8 billion people live in the hottest parts of the world, but only 8% have access to air conditioners (AC), and those that do will see an increase in energy use to keep cool. It is estimated that 14 billion AC systems will be needed by 2050, putting a strain on existing power grids, […]
Read MoreRecently, Senator Joe Manchin, chairman of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee, expressed his concern over Rich Glick’s environmental initiatives, as well as some of the Biden administration’s green commitments, and withheld a confirmation hearing for Rich Glick. Without his confirmation the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) had no chairman. In response, the White […]
Read MoreDuke Energy Progress has formally asked North Carolina utilities regulators to allow them to raise electric customer rates – starting next year. The revenues generated would be used, in part, to toughen the electric grid and make it more flexible for renewable power. If approved, the general rate increase would begin in October 2023 with […]
Read MoreDominion Energy has proposed nearly two dozen new solar and energy storage projects with Virginia regulators – Virginia State Corporation Commission (SCC). If approved these projects will provide more than 800 MW of electricity. Ten of the solar and energy storage projects, totaling nearly 500 MW, would be directly owned and operated by Dominion. The […]
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