July 13th, 2017 () Clean Energy, High Risk Energy, Nuclear › George Cavros › Comments Off
Hey FPL customers, your monopoly utility claims to have a “great” deal for you! FPL plans to build 2 nuclear reactors, but it won’t commit to actually build them – it won’t even commit to a price tag.
April 17th, 2017 () High Risk Energy, Nuclear › Dr. Stephen A. Smith › 3 Comments
Have you ever seen the commercial that ends with the saying “What’s in YOUR wallet?” Well if you are an electric power customer in South Carolina, the answer is a nuclear power train wreck! Please let me take a minute and share with you a little southern straight talk about what has been happening while [...]
April 17th, 2017 () High Risk Energy, Nuclear › Dr. Stephen A. Smith › 6 Comments
Have you ever seen the commercial that ends with the saying “What’s in YOUR wallet?” Well if you are an electric power customer in Georgia, the answer is a nuclear power train wreck!
Please let me take a minute and share with you a little southern straight talk about what has been happening while you have been trying to make an honest living.
March 31st, 2017 () Nuclear › Sara Barczak › 2 Comments
Just kidding! April Fool’s!
I know, I know…we did this last year too, but it’s not our fault that Southern Company and SCANA offered up April Fool’s 2016 as completion dates for the first new nuclear reactors at Plant Vogtle in Georgia and V.C. Summer in South Carolina picked April Fool’s 2017 for the next two new reactors at each site. You heard that right: roughly 4400 megawatts (MW) of new nuclear generation were supposed to be flowing through transmission lines by now.
June 27th, 2016 () Clean Energy, Coal, High Risk Energy › Guest Blog › Comments Off
Guest Blog: Researchers recently confirmed that Peabody Energy, the world’s largest private-sector coal company, has been funding dozens of climate denial groups, including the “Dr. Evil” mastermind behind a number of vicious, over-the-top attacks against the Environmental Protection Agency and the Clean Power Plan. The latest revelations from Peabody’s bankruptcy court documents show the unprecedented extent to which big polluters like Peabody went to subvert climate action.