Is closing one nuclear reactor beginning of decline for nuclear, it is not
A great read: is the closing of one nuclear reactor the beginning of the decline for nuclear, it is not: http://www.nucleartownhall.com/blog/william-tucker-matt-wald-parlays-one-reactor-closing-into-the-decline-of-nuclear/
"Political pressures may force a few reactors to close in hostile
territories such as New York and Vermont. So will a few plants such as
Crystal River, which have suffered major damage. But when Wald compares
reactors to “old coal plants now facing big capital expenses,” it turns
out he means capital costs for major uprates, which doesn’t involve
major expenses."
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