Nuclear
Nuclear power’s role in the energy portfolio, including production of uranium fuel, electricity generation costs and safety, fuel supply and spent fuel disposal, its role as the largest source of carbon-free electricity, and the potential for nuclear power expansion in the U.S. and worldwide.
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CA 'Green Transmission Line' Shelved
The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power's $800 million project was designed to bring electricity to the city from renewable sources in the southeastern California deserts and Arizona.
- Nuclear Industry Reacts to Jobs on the Horizon
- Nuclear Builders Want Revival of U.S. Manufacturing Capability
- International Financing Said Key to U.S. Nuclear Revival
- FirstEnergy To Buy Rival Allegheny
- Southern's Ratcliffe Talks About Nuclear Loan Guarantees
- Obama Announces First New Nuclear Loan Guarantee
- Sanford May Seek Legal Action Against Obama Over Yucca
- Southern Co. to Receive First Nuclear Loan Guarantee
- Senate Bill Could Contain Key Nuclear Provisions
- EDF Sees Boost In Profits, More Growth Expected
- Obama Urges Both Parties to "Be Practical" on Energy
- New Nuclear Waste Site Proposed for Utah
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