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Nuclear Economics
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Proposed Ginna reactor bailout and rate hike. A video webinar with Jessica Azulay of Alliance for a Green Economy and Tim Judson of Nuclear Information and Resource Service.
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NIRS’ executive director Tim Judson’s third testimony to Washington DC Public Service Commission on proposed Exelon/Pepco merger focuses on reactor decommissioning liabilities Pepco ratepayers could be exposed to if merger were approved.
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Report from four Illinois state agencies on the implications of shutdown of some Exelon reactors. Exelon, and some state legislators, had hoped this report would lay the groundwork for a ratepayer bailout of the utility’s uneconomic nukes, but it falls far short of that intent.
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Renewable Energies versus Nuclear Power: Comparing Financial Support. A report on energy subsidies in the European Union and how they are best allocated, commissioned by the Vienna (Austria) Ombuds-Office for Environmental Protection. Report blasts subsidies for proposed Hinkley Point UK reactors; concludes renewable energy support is more economical and effective than subsidies for nuclear power.
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Testimony of NIRS’ executive director Tim Judson before Washington DC Public Service Commission in opposition to proposed Exelon/Pepco merger.
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Watchdogs Tell Regulators Ginna Nuclear Plant May Cost Rochester Ratepayers an Extra $80 million Per Year. Press release. Analysis of Exelon's bailout request.
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10 myths debunked about the proposed Exelon-Pepco merger. Chesapeake Climate Action Network and Public Citizen explain why the proposed merger would be a bad deal for Maryland.
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35 organizations, led by NIRS, submit comments to Department of Energy urging an end to its nuclear power loan program and to either return remaining funds to the U.S. Treasury or transfer them to its renewable energy loan program. Press release. Full comments.
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Press release from Nuclear Energy Information Service (NEIS) in Chicago: Illinois Legislature Should Oppose Exelon Bailout.
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