Brief: U.S. DOE Announces $4.2 Bln To Boost Nuclear Power In Pennsylvania, Ohio
BRIEF-U.S. DOE Announces $4.2 Bln To Boost Nuclear Power In Pennsylvania, Ohio Oct 5 (Reuters) - U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY:
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY: ANNOUNCES $4.2 BILLION INVESTMENT TO BOOST NUCLEAR POWER AND HELP LOWER ENERGY COSTS IN PENNSYLVANIA AND OHIO
US DOE: EDF’S CONDITIONAL LOAN COMMITMENT INCLUDES OPTION TO FINANCE POTENTIAL FUTURE UPRATES AT VISTRA’S COMANCHE PEAK NUCLEAR POWER PLANT IN TEXAS
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY: INVESTMENTS WILL SUPPORT APPROXIMATELY 3,000 PROJECT-RELATED JOBS
US DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY: OFFICE OF ENERGY DOMINANCE FINANCING IS FINANCING THE NUCLEAR PROJECTS
US DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY: PROJECTS WILL PRESERVE NEARLY 4 GW OF RELIABLE BASELOAD POWER AND ADD 433 MW OF NEW NUCLEAR CAPACITY
US DOE: VISTRA TO BOOST OUTPUT AT BEAVER VALLEY, DAVIS-BESSE AND PERRY PLANTS WITHOUT NEW TRANSMISSION CORRIDORS OR EQUIVALENT NEW GEN RESOURCES
US DOE: VISTRA'S INVESTMENTS TO SUPPORT THE PENNSYLVANIA AND OHIO PLANTS’ OPERATION FOR AN ADDITIONAL 20 YEARS BEYOND THEIR EXISTING LICENSES