AEHI gets $150M funding facility for Idaho nuclear project

Alternate Energy Holdings obtained an equity-funding facility worth $150 million from Roswell Capital Partners to support the first phase of AEH's nuclear project in Idaho. The money will be used for a Nuclear Regulatory Commission application and obtaining land and water rights. PowerGenWorldwide.com
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AEHI prepares for final rezone for Idaho nuclear plant

AEHI nears development of nuclear plant in Idaho

 

Alternate Energy Holdings will begin the final local and state clearance process for its planned nuclear power facility in Payette County, Idaho. According to the company, a technical-review panel has finalized its study on the project and is readying a final report. Idaho's economic benefit is expected to be $5.3 billion during the construction of the plant, the company added. Energy Business Review

 

Allred says Otter energy ad greenwashes record

Idaho governor touts nuclear as a clean source of power
Idaho Gov. C.L. Otter said he believes nuclear is among energy sources such as solar, wind and geothermal in terms of cleanliness. He said he supports the development of nuclear power. Google/The Associated Presshttp://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5i2Uh9uuje6EPnS4CL2N0TY_S9cJAD9IECLVG1

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Nuclear project gets support from local Idaho chamber

Nuclear project gets support from local Idaho chamber
The Chamber of Commerce in Payette County, Idaho, backed Alternate Energy Holdings' proposal to construct a nuclear power plant in the county, saying it would generate thousands of jobs. "Nuclear power has proven itself as one of the safest, cleanest and most reliable sources of energy in the world," the chamber said. Boise Weekly (Idaho)