New Nuclear Capacity at Existing Power Sites
Sector: Power Generation (CCGT) • Location: United States
Source: Nuclear Engineering International
A new analysis explores the potential for developing nuclear reactors at existing coal-fired and nuclear power plant sites in the US, identifying over one hundred coal-fired plants suitable for new nuclear capacity. The study estimates that up to 174 GWe of new nuclear capacity could be installed at these sites, leveraging existing infrastructure and community support for nuclear energy.
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Description | A new analysis explores the potential for developing nuclear reactors at existing coal-fired and nuclear power plant sites in the US, identifying over one hundred coal-fired plants suitable for new nuclear capacity. The study estimates that up to 174 GWe of new nuclear capacity could be installed at these sites, leveraging existing infrastructure and community support for nuclear energy. |
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