Much needed nuclear market reforms taking shape Market flaws are putting even the most highly performing nuclear facilities at risk. That is part of the message delivered by the Nuclear Energy Institute (NEI) and backed by a new report from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) and PJM Interconnection, the operator of the grid stretching … Continue reading Much needed nuclear market reforms taking shape
Deal reached over Ginna nuclear plant Ontario, NY – A deal between Rochester Gas and Electric and Exelon could save hundreds of jobs and keep the Ginna Nuclear Power Plant open in Wayne County. The two companies filed their agreement with the state Public Service Commission Friday. Exelon says the deal could save 700 jobs, … Continue reading Deal reached over Ginna nuclear plant
Illinois nuclear energy industry in jeopardy America is experiencing an energy renaissance, with benefits going far beyond the price of a tank of gas. The dollar is strong, the unemployment rate is down, exports are up, and American manufacturing is surging. While much of the attention has gone to the advent of enhanced oil and … Continue reading Illinois nuclear energy industry in jeopardy
Did Obama Just Waste $907 Million Trying to Save Nuclear Power? The power of the atom has started to give way to cheaper energy sources with more favorable public opinion. But the don’t tell that to President Obama. His proposed budget for 2016 set aside $907 million for the U.S. Department of Energy to invest … Continue reading Did Obama Just Waste $907 Million Trying to Save Nuclear Power?
(Bloomberg) — Apple Inc. is working on an electric vehicle, according to people familiar with the matter, showing the consumer-electronics giant is open to stepping outside its lucrative focus on mobile devices. Read more at BloombergBusiness
First real polar vortex of season hits U.S. GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (MEDIA GENERAL) – The term “polar vortex” may be overused, misused and confusing. But, the reality is, this week, it is real. Much of the country will be wrapped up in the first real polar vortex of this winter season this weekend. After last … Continue reading First real polar vortex of season hits U.S.
Miss. could face shortages under ‘clean power plan’ Right now, Mississippi gets 14 percent of its electricity from coal-fired power plants. But what would happen if the state were suddenly forced to seek all of its electricity from other sources? Could Mississippi experience shortages of power during peak use, with the cost of household power … Continue reading Miss. could face shortages under ‘clean power plan’
Battery Storage Needed to Expand Renewable Energy Storing energy remains the missing link for many clean power technologies, but DOE researchers and startup companies are racing to fill the gap. Without a way to save electricity and heat for later use, intermittent renewable energy will struggle to close price and performance differences with fossil fuels. … Continue reading Battery Storage Needed to Expand Renewable Energy
CASEnergy Coalition advocates for nuclear energy A grassroots national energy coalition is lending its voice to the nuclear industry, including in Illinois, to raise the clean energy’s profile and educate the public on its significance in America’s future energy portfolio. “We believe we have a strong case to make. Nuclear energy is not only one … Continue reading CASEnergy Coalition advocates for nuclear energy
The United States Without Nuclear Power ith the start of the new session of Congress, there is a lot of maneuvering going on to establish turf and battle lines. Senator Lamar Alexander, long-time Republican senator from Tennessee, now the head of the Sub-committee on Water and Energy Development, came out with a strong statement last … Continue reading The United States Without Nuclear Power
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