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Home Posts tagged "Nuclear"

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NEWS: Shakeup for 720-MW Nuclear SMR Project as More Cities Withdraw Participation

POWERBy Sonal PatelOctober 29, 2020 At least eight cities have now dropped shares in the Carbon Free Power Project (CFPP), a 720-MWe NuScale Power small…

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NEWS: Small Nuclear Reactors Would Provide Carbon-Free Energy, but Would They Be Safe?

Inside Climate NewsOctober 21, 2020By JONATHAN MOENS Many of the remaining coal-fired power plants in the United States are getting ready for retirement. They’re old,…

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NEWS: Scott Williams: Still many questions about nuclear power

The Salt Lake TribuneBy Dr. Scott WilliamsSeptember 8, 2020 A recent opinion piece in The Salt Lake Tribune, advocating for the UAMPS/NuScale nuclear reactor proposal, devotes much…

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NEWS: Utah legislature passes pro-nuclear energy resolution

Eric SlobeJuristFebruary 28, 2019 The Utah House of Representatives passed the Concurrent Resolution in Support of Advanced Nuclear Reactor Technology on Wednesday. The resolution “supports…

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NEWS: Resolution supporting new nuclear technology advances Utah House committee

Amy Joi O’DonaghueDeseret News2/25/29 The Utah Legislature may throw its weight behind the development of “advanced” nuclear technology as part of the state’s energy portfolio…

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NEWS: Nuclear power in Utah? Senators say ‘yes, please’

KUTV NewsMichael LocklearFebruary 4, 2019 State lawmakers are considering a non-binding resolution welcoming nuclear power to Utah, although opponents are concerned about the radioactive waste…

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