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