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Follow Us We are first in your inbox with the most important news in the industry―keeping you smarter and one-step ahead in this ever-changing and competitive market.Start your free subscription Basic Design documentation for Hanhikivi-1 NPP submitted by Rosatom to Customer Fennovoima Helsinki, Finland (Dec. 21, 2020) – RAOS Project Oy (part of Rosatom Corporation), the plant supplier of Hanhikivi-1 NPP, has submitted the Basic Design Stage 1 documentation package containing technical solutions description to Fennovoima Oy, the NPP Customer. The package has been reviewed by Fennovoim...

As well, it's an interesting conundrum. festival of lights, and we're talking about a potential public shutoff here but we very much appreciate our customers' patience, and the sole intent as we know and as scott discussed, and as we have seen and are observing in northern and southern california, the wildfire that phenomenon that's developed within our service territory, and in southern california and the state of california is unprecedented and at a historic level. so with that i'm going to request our president and ceo of our utility to join us up here. >> thank you, sumeet, and good evenin...

The post cited a senior obama administration official among its sources say who say the russians did not actively use the code to disrupt utility operations. nbc's hans nichols is at the white house with more on this. hans, any word from u.s. officials about this latest possible threat? >> there has been no comment from the department of homeland security, which would have jurisdiction on this. the president obviously vacationing in hawaii. just probably sleeping in the middle of the night wondering how they're going to spend their new year's da here's what we know, we have confirmation there ...

Malware code the u.s. government says is used by russian hackers. the "washington post" first reported this, citing a senior obama administration official among its sources to say the russians did not actively use the code to disrupt utility operations. nbc's chance nichols joins us. what do we know about this? any reaction from the white house as of yet? >> reporter: no reaction from the white house. they're just waking up in hawaii, stephanie. we'll give them another couple minutes, maybe a full hour. here's the key point about this story. a distinction between hacking the system of burlingt...

It's just what the governor wants to do. walker can sell to whoever he wants at whatever price he wants. he can also lay off workers at the plants before the sale. make it look good. wisconsin republicans have been trying to do this for years. the same plan was in the budget for 2005 through 2007. it was vetoed by democratic governor jim doyle. who said the plan was, quote, not a good business approach. you see, most governors would want to get as much money as possible by making companies, you know, bid against one another to get the price up. but not scott walker, apparently taxpayers don't ...