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PG&E releases new numbers of cost of shutting down Diablo Canyon Power Plant - Vimarsana News

PG&E releases new numbers of cost of shutting down Diablo Canyon Power Plant

PG&E says it will cost $4.1 billion to shut down Diablo Canyon, but it’s still unclear exactly when that will happen.

Source: ksby.com
Nuclear expansion should also be part of Illinois' clean-energy future - Vimarsana News

Nuclear expansion should also be part of Illinois' clean-energy future

Guest columnists Alan Medsker and Madison Hilly: Regarding his guest piece in the Jan. 24 Daily Herald, we agree with Eliot Clay on the importance of ensuring clean, affordable and reliable power in Illinois regardless of weather conditions.

Column: One side has the better argument on Diablo Canyon - Vimarsana News

Column: One side has the better argument on Diablo Canyon

Mothers for Peace and Mothers for Nuclear both make good cases on the Diablo Canyon power plant. But one side has the best argument.

Illinois is leading in clean electricity, but it's falling behind elsewhere, study says - Vimarsana News

Illinois is leading in clean electricity, but it's falling behind elsewhere, study says

A recent study identifies Illinois as a nationwide leader when it comes to clean electricity transition and climate policy related to economic development, but it also says the state has work to do when it comes to transportation and other areas.

Why California Is Shutting Down Its Last Nuclear Plant - Vimarsana News

Why California Is Shutting Down Its Last Nuclear Plant

California is closing Diablo Canyon, which is a source of clean power, as it faces an energy emergency and a mandate to eliminate carbon emissions. Why?