NUCLEAR
Concerns mount that customers will pay for Vogtle
ATLANTA — Georgia utility regulators are weighing the future of Georgia Power's nuclear reactor project in a way that some argue ensures that customers will eventually be stuck with the tab.
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Kristi E. Swartz, E&E News reporter
ATLANTA — Georgia utility regulators are weighing the future of Georgia Power's nuclear reactor project in a way that some argue ensures that customers will eventually be stuck with the tab.
VERNON, Vt. — Ask Tim Arsenault how life is changing in this riverfront town, and he'll tell you about the little things: The cops dialed their 24-hour watch back to 20, the library's budget just got cut by a third. Such small austerities are early signs of how Vernon is adjusting to its biggest shake-up in decades: the shutdown of the Vermont Yankee nuclear plant.
By Saqib Rahim in Energywire
Soon after a rosy reserves report, predictions of uncertainty in Texas' main power market carry new weight. The Electric Reliability Council of Texas is trying to navigate the changes.
By Edward Klump E&E reporter in Energywire
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VERNON, Vt. — Ask Tim Arsenault how life is changing in this riverfront town, and he'll tell you about the little things: The cops dialed their 24-hour watch back to 20, the library's budget just got cut by a third. Such small austerities are early signs of how Vernon is adjusting to its biggest shake-up in decades: the shutdown of the Vermont Yankee nuclear plant.
By Saqib Rahim in Energywire
Soon after a rosy reserves report, predictions of uncertainty in Texas' main power market carry new weight. The Electric Reliability Council of Texas is trying to navigate the changes.
By Edward Klump E&E reporter in Energywire