Sentences with phrase «nuclear utilities»

Under the 1982 act, nuclear utilities paid a levy of 0.1 cents per kWh of nuclear power generated into the fund to pay for the programme.

Several nuclear utility companies then pursued consolidated storage on the Skull Valley Goshute Reservation in Utah.

We are fortunate that a widely admired nuclear utility in your state, South Carolina Electric & Gas, which is building two modern reactors in the state, has agreed to operate the first reactor that we hope to build at the Savannah River Site.

«Ohio's economy can not absorb the shock of taking existing nuclear utilities off - line in a deregulated market,» he told a local paper earlier this week.

The US Congress in 1982 established a fund for waste management, into which nuclear utilities were required to pay a 0.1 cent / kWh levy to cover final disposal costs.

We investigate and defend such claims on behalf of many nuclear utilities and vendors across the nation.

We counsel nuclear utilities on every aspect of nuclear licensing, regulation, and related investigation and enforcement matters.

Thousands of managers and executives within the nuclear sector, including those at numerous nuclear utilities, DOE prime contractors, the Institute of Nuclear Power Operators, and the DOE itself, have received this training.

The Price - Anderson Act requires nuclear utilities to buy private insurance of about $ 375 million per plant.

The French energy agency ADEME recently issued a report finding that it is technically and economically feasible for France to switch to 100 percent renewable energy by 2050, though distributed renewable energy is a direct threat to the nuclear utility's business model.

Private Fuel Storage (PFS) is a consortium of eight nuclear utilities that since 1996 has pursued using reservation land of the Skull Valley Band of Goshutes about 45 miles west of Salt Lake City, Utah for the «temporary» storage of irradiated fuel.

Because no state has ever «volunteered» a site for a «monitored retrievable storage» or a repository, first DOE, and then some nuclear utilities have asked tribes to volunteer some of their land.

In the event of a catastrophic accident, every nuclear utility would be required to contribute up to $ 95.8 million for each licensed reactor to a pool to help cover the accident's cost.

Facing losses like that, nuclear utilities are closing up shop.