Sentences with phrase «aging nuclear power plants»
The Conservatives were initially sceptical about nuclear power under David Cameron's leadership but have fallen broadly into line with the previous Labour government's policy of replacing Britain's ageing nuclear power plants with a new generation of privately built reactors.
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Skeptical lawmakers will take another look today Cuomo's plan to invest billions of dollars of ratepayer money into aging nuclear power plants.
Indian Point Energy Center, the more than aging nuclear power plant in Westchester County that's just a short trip up the Hudson River from America's most populous city, will fully close by 2021.
On that basis, environmentalists like Blair Horner of the New York Public Interest Research Group observed that, «These charges are essentially a tax to keep aging nuclear power plants online.»
Most American worries focused on the integrity of our nation's rapidly aging nuclear power plants, many of which are still churning through uranium long past the reactors» original expected lifetimes.
Indian Pont (Unrated) Investigative expose» exploring whether New York's aging nuclear power plant at Indian Point is still safe.
This is the same line of thinking that left us with hundreds of aging nuclear power plants without the resources for their decommissioning.
Tony Blair has given the strongest hint yet that the government will be replacing Britain's ageing nuclear power plants.
Governor Cuomo's plan to hike consumers» utility rates to bail out aging nuclear power plants is the wrong way to go.
The government's energy review is due to report back this summer, but Tony Blair has already made clear he believes replacing Britain's ageing nuclear power plants is a vital part of the future energy mix, along with renewables and energy efficiency.
«Governor Cuomo's tax on New Yorkers» utility rates to bail out aging nuclear power plants is the wrong way to go.
NuScale's reactor stands to be the first of the new - age nuclear power plants to come on line.
«One of the greatest threats to the Hudson is an aging nuclear power plant so, not only does SolarCity lower New Yorker's energy bills, but when consumers opt for solar, it plays an integral part in replacing the power from this harmful plant and others like it.»
NRDC's clean energy leadership dates back 40 years and it is ridiculous to suggest that there is something corrupt about replacing an aging nuclear power plant with less costly energy efficiency and renewable energy.
He would place a moratorium on relicensing of the country's aging nuclear power plants — from which we currently get about 20 percent of our electricity.