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Georgia s Vogtle Plant Could Be the Beginning—or the End—of America s New Nuclear Era

The $35 billion nuclear project is an investment in the future or a cautionary tale, depending whom you ask.

United statesTim echolsJulie kozerackiJohn parsonsJohn quigginJames krellensteinTyler norrisMatt bowenNational association of regulatory utility commissionersDuke university norrisDepartment of energy loan programs officeTennessee valley authorityDuke universityDepartment of energyEnvironmental policy researchGeorgia public service commission

Georgia s Vogtle plant starts a new nuclear era — or ends it early

The $35 billion Vogtle nuclear plant is an investment in the future or a cautionary tale, depending whom you ask.

United statesJohn quigginJames krellensteinJohn parsonsJulie kozerackiTyler norrisTim echolsMatt bowenNuclear regulatory commissionEnvironmental policy researchGeorgia public service commissionDuke university norrisDepartment of energy loan programs officePublic service commissionTennessee valley authorityDepartment of energy

How to reopen a nuclear power plant

Palisades Power Plant in Michigan could be the first shut-down nuclear plant to restart operations.

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If COP28 Keeps Its Word, It Leads To More Nuclear Energy

If the global community triples its use of renewables and sends fossil fuels packing per COP28 then the natural extension is more nuclear energy.

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US bets on small nuclear reactors to help fix a huge climate problem

Around twelve companies are developing reactors that are a fraction of the size of those at Vogtle, betting that they will be quicker and cheaper to build.

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