U.S. Nuclear Renaissance: Will Nuclear 2.0 Be Better, Faster, and Cheaper than Nuclear 1.0?
U.S. Nuclear Renaissance: Will Nuclear 2.0 Be Better, Faster, and Cheaper than Nuclear 1.0?
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND--May 24, 2010--Written by John Egan for Industrial Info Resources (Sugar Land, Texas)--The so-called "nuclear renaissance" has been discussed and debated at conferences and in industry publications for several years. A lot of important changes have been in the nuclear project design, procurement, and licensing processes in recent years, speakers told a breakout session at the 12th Annual Electric Power Conference & Exhibition in Baltimore this week. Speakers agreed that these changes would lead to better results as the United States prepares to build its first new nuclear generators in more than 30 years.
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