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Eastern Idaho nuclear project goes from 12 to 6 reactors

Eastern Idaho nuclear project goes from 12 to 6 reactors By Associated Press Share: IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (AP) A Utah energy cooperative said it will reduce the number of small modular nuclear reactors it will build in Idaho from 12 to six for a first-of-a-kind project that is part of a federal effort to reduce greenhouse gasses that cause climate change. But Utah Associated Municipal Power Systems said the reactors will be more efficient than previously planned so the amount of power produced will only drop from 600 to 462 megawatts. Cooperative spokesman LaVarr Webb told the Post Register in a story Friday that a plant with six reactors would be the right size for its members and outside utilities that want to join.

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Eastern Idaho nuclear project goes from 12 to six reactors

Eastern Idaho nuclear project goes from 12 to six reactors
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Eastern Idaho nuclear project to be built by Utah co-op goes from 12 to 6 reactors

IDAHO FALLS (AP) A Utah energy cooperative said it will reduce the number of small modular nuclear reactors it will build in Idaho from 12 to six for a first-of-a-kind project that is part of a federal effort to reduce greenhouse gasses that cause climate change. But Utah Associated Municipal Power Systems said the reactors will be more efficient than previously planned so the amount of power produced will only drop from 600 to 462 megawatts. Cooperative spokesman LaVarr Webb told the Post Register in a story Friday that a plant with six reactors would be the right size for its members and outside utilities that want to join.

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Idaho nuclear reactor project downsized

A project to build a first-of-its-kind nuclear reactor in Eastern Idaho has been significantly downsized. The initial plan for the Carbon-Free Power Project was to build 12 interconnected miniature nuclear reactor modules to produce a total of 600 megawatts. It would be the first small modular reactor in the United States. × Advertisement After the company tasked with manufacturing the plants said it could make the reactors more power-efficient, planners reduced the project down to six module reactors that could produce 462 MW total. âAfter a lot of due diligence and discussions with members, it was decided a 6-module plant producing 462 MW would be just the right size for (Utah Associated Municipal Power Systems) members and outside utilities that want to join,â said LaVarr Webb, UAMPS spokesman.

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