No decision on fate of nuclear power plant could cost Progress millions

No decision on fate of nuclear power plant could cost Progress millions PennEnergy (press release) Progress Energy Florida officials still have not made a decision on whether to fix or shut down the single-unit, 860 MW Crystal River nuclear power plant in Florida, according to The Associated Press. The company told regulators with the Florida Public ...http://www.pennenergy.com/articles/pe/2013/january/no-decision-on-fate-of-nuclear-power-plant-could-cost-progress-millions.html Progress Energy's $100-Million Dilemma: Retire Or Repair Crystal River Nuclear ... WLRN - PROBLEM PLANT: The Crystal River nuclear plant in Citrus County has been idle since an accident in 2009. Progress Energy may owe customers $100 million if it doesn't come back on line. Still undecided about whether to repair or permanently shut down ... The utility has to decide whether to repair the damaged Crystal River Nuclear ... WEAR - The company is fighting with its insurer, National Electric Insurance Limited, or neil, over who should pay for a series of cracks in the containment wall caused by the botched replacement of generators. The company told the public service commission no ... No decision yet on crippled Progress Energy plant Seattle Post Intelligencer - TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — The fate of a crippled nuclear power plant in north Florida will remain in limbo for weeks — and maybe months — to come. A Progress Energy Florida official told state regulators Monday that the company is still unsure about ... No agreement yet on insurance for crippled Progress Energy nuke plant Charlotte Business Journal (blog) - After two mediation sessions, Progress Energy Florida and its insurer have not agreed how much of the potential repair costs for the crippled Crystal River nuclear unit are covered. It appears all but certain that Progress — a Duke Energy subsidiary — will ...