Sentences with phrase «of nuclear generation»

The Tennessee Valley Authority is evaluating a potential site near the Clinch River in Roane County, Tenn., for the reactor and is a industrial consultant for Babcock & Wilcox, said Jack Bailey, TVA's vice president of nuclear generation development.

For instance, a 2003 interdisciplinary study by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology outlined a scenario of «low» nuclear growth that would still allow a tripling of nuclear generation by 2050.

· Last month Entergy, a major nuclear operator, announced it was getting out of the nuclear generation business in states where electricity has been de-regulated, including New York where it operates the highly lucrative Indian Point.

Permanent shutdown of the eight nuclear reactors in March 2011 resulted in an immediate «loss» of about 32.5 TWh of nuclear generation in 2011 and, experts estimate, could result in a loss of 41 TWh over 2012 and 2013.

If the subsidy were distributed equally to all nuclear production in the state after the state's smallest plant, Oyster Creek, closes this year, the subsidy would be $ 11 per megawatt - hour (MWh) for the 27 terawatt - hours of nuclear generation from two other plants, Hope Creek and Salem.

No federal entity now mandates such realistic training for grid operators, but the owners of nuclear generation plants proved (after Three Mile Island) that it can be done.

This is the Probabilistic Safety Analysis (PSA) of nuclear generation.