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Feds float nuclear aid criteria changes to accommodate Diablo Canyon - Vimarsana News

Feds float nuclear aid criteria changes to accommodate Diablo Canyon

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) is proposing a last-minute amendment to its guidelines for the $6 billion aid package that's aimed at saving struggling...

Opposition mounts against 25-year licence extension request from N.B. nuclear plant with no long-term waste disposal plan - Vimarsana News

Opposition mounts against 25-year licence extension request from N.B. nuclear plant with no long-term waste disposal plan

Point Lepreau’s current licence renewal is reaching a close, so the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission is required to grant a new one. NB Power has asked for 25 years.

Deadline to possibly keep California's last nuclear plant alive is extended - Vimarsana News

Deadline to possibly keep California's last nuclear plant alive is extended

Deadline to possibly keep California's last nuclear plant alive is extended. Diablo Canyon is scheduled to shut down starting in 2024.

Gov. Newsom suggests delaying Diablo Canyon's closure - Vimarsana News

Gov. Newsom suggests delaying Diablo Canyon's closure

For the first time since PG&E announced plans to decommission Diablo Canyon Power Plant six years ago, Gov. Gavin Newsom indicated a desire to keep...

Possible extension for California's last nuclear plant draws cheers from supporters, jeers from opponents - Vimarsana News

Possible extension for California's last nuclear plant draws cheers from supporters, jeers from opponents

Possible extension for Diablo Canyon draws cheers from nuclear supporters, jeers from opponents. Gov. Newsom says the state should consider applying for federal funding to keep CA's last nuclear plant open for now.