A standardized design approach for new nuclear reactors could help power companies get through the approval process, according to this analysis. Every existing U.S. commercial reactor is unique, and experts say this is the reason behind lags in construction and regulatory approvals. The situation has prompted industry officials to ask the government to choose several reactor designs for companies to select from. Google/The Associated Press
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Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Nuclear industry takes new path for new plants By RAY HENRY (AP)
Analysis: Industry seeks new approach to buying nuclear plants
A standardized design approach for new nuclear reactors could help power companies get through the approval process, according to this analysis. Every existing U.S. commercial reactor is unique, and experts say this is the reason behind lags in construction and regulatory approvals. The situation has prompted industry officials to ask the government to choose several reactor designs for companies to select from. Google/The Associated Press
A standardized design approach for new nuclear reactors could help power companies get through the approval process, according to this analysis. Every existing U.S. commercial reactor is unique, and experts say this is the reason behind lags in construction and regulatory approvals. The situation has prompted industry officials to ask the government to choose several reactor designs for companies to select from. Google/The Associated Press
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