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11.U.S. Department of Energy, Tennessee Valley Authority Releases its Cost and Scheduling Estimate for a Twin Unit General Electric Advanced Boiling Water Reactor at its Bellefonte Site in Alabama, August 2005
A summary of the TVA consortium's study on the feasibility of constructing new nuclear plants at the Bellefonte site.
May 18, 2007
12.Yucca Mountain Project Created 3,650 Jobs for Nevada, Will Add Over 2,000 During Operation, UNLV Study Shows
According to a study of the economic impact of the Yucca Mountain nuclear waste repository on Nevada undertaken by the University of Nevada at Las Vegas, the project will add $228 million annually to Nevada's economy during construction and $127 million annually during operation.
May 18, 2007
13.Yucca Mountain Licensing Standard Options for Very Long Time Frames: Technical Bases for the Standard and Compliance Assessments
This independent study investigates the technical implications and options associated with longer regulatory compliance periods in light of the U.S. Court of Appeals decision on July 9, 2004 ordering the EPA and NRC to rewrite their regulations to consider timeframes beyond 10,000 years.
May 18, 2007
14.U.S. Public Support for Nuclear Energy Soars to Record High
A national public opinion survey September 18-21 finds an unprecedented leap in support for nuclear energy. A record high 74 percent favor nuclear energy, compared with 63 percent in an April survey of U.S. adults. Only 10 percent are strongly opposed, down from 14 percent in April. Although both Barack Obama and John McCain include nuclear energy in their energy plans for the future, many people are not aware of that fact. Only 50 percent think that John McCain includes nuclear energy, and only 37 percent believe that Barack Obama does so.
September 29, 2008
15.NEI Status Report, Nuclear Energy Industry Initiative to the President's Climate VISION National Greenhouse Gas Intensity Reduction Program, December 13, 2004
With 5,595 megawatts of prospective, new, emission-free capacity from uprates, plant restarts, and improved capacity factors, the nuclear energy industry is already halfway to achieving its 2012 commitment to President Bush's Climate VISION voluntary national greenhouse gas intensity reduction program.
May 18, 2007
16.Consumer Energy Council of America, Fueling the Future: Better Ways to Use America's Fuel Options, May 2006
“Over the next 20 years, the need will increase for affordable and reliable power that does not emit criteria pollutants and greenhouse gases. Nuclear energy is the only proven resource that can accomplish this goal on a large scale.” (p. ES-10)
May 18, 2007
17.Pew Charitable Trusts, Pew Center on Global Climate Change, Agenda for Climate Change, February 2006
This report provides a comprehensive set of policies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. "11. Provide opportunities for nuclear power to play a continuing role in a future low-carbon electricity sector. Because nuclear power is one of the few options for no-carbon electricity production, efforts should be made to preserve this option."
May 18, 2007
18.AOPA Testimony, June 5, 2002
Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association, Commissioned Report, Nuclear Security: General Aviation Is Not A Threat, Submitted into Congressional Record, U.S. Senate, Committee on Environment and Public Works
May 18, 2007
19.Nuclear Power Plant Security
“The nuclear industry responded quickly and effectively to the events of September 11, 2001. Security at nuclear plants, already the gold standard for the industrial sector, was bolstered and has remained at a heightened level of alert.” This Status Report addresses the security framework employed by the U.S. nuclear industry and areas in which the industry is working with the NRC.
May 18, 2007
20.U.S. Public Opinion About Nuclear Energy, September 2006
"Support for nuclear energy and for new nuclear power plants continues close to historically high levels, a national public opinion survey found in September. Nearly 7 in 10 Americans favor nuclear energy and would support building a new reactor at existing nuclear power plant sites."
May 18, 2007