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1.Lighting the Future With Clean Nuclear Energy
This booklet provides a simple, comprehensive introduction to nuclear energy, including environmental benefits, how nuclear plants work, nuclear plant reliability, building new plants to meet tomorrow's electricity needs, security at nuclear plants and managing nuclear waste.
May 18, 2007
2.Building New Nuclear Plants
Companies building the next nuclear plants will proceed in a phased process, increasing their investment in the project as they become more certain it is the right course of action.
June 10, 2009
3.New Nuclear Plants Create Opportunities to Expand US Manufacturing, Create Jobs
This fact sheet details the infrastructure challenges that the nuclear industry faces as it prepares to build new nuclear plants. It also outlines an NEI study that provides recommendations to minimize the potential constraints on new-plant construction.
October 22, 2009
4.Nuclear Energy Industry Taking Steps To Fulfill Vision of New Plant Construction
NAPLES, FL—The nuclear energy industry is taking steps to set the stage for new nuclear power plant construction needed to meet the rising demand for electricity and cleaner air, one of the industry's top executives said here today.
May 2, 2002
5.Fluor_Actuality_Sp
A representative of the Fluor Corporation talks about job opportunities as new nuclear energy plant construction get underway. A new radio actuality from NEI. It will air in Texas next week. In Spanish.
July 28, 2008
6.Nuclear Energy Insight - April 2008
Sunshine State Sees Nuclear Future … Two Companies Seek Licenses For New Plants … Power Player: Sen. Pete Domenici (R-N.M.) … U.S. Industry Boosts Efficiency, Cuts Greenhouse Gas Emissions … Diablo Canyon All Steamed Up About New Generators … U.S. Nuclear Energy Capacity to Grow by 2030, DOE Projects … Nuclear Fuel Reprocessing Demonstration a Success … New Commissioner Sworn in at NRC … Governor’s Comments Spark Talk of Nuclear Resurgence … Project Reactor: Modeling the Next-Generation Plant … Manufacturers Endorse Nuclear Energy … Nuclear-Powered Instruments Find Rings Around Saturn Moon
April 29, 2008
7.New Nuclear Power Plants Are Vital to Effective National Energy Policy, NEI Tells Congress
WASHINGTON—New nuclear power plants are an imperative for the successful implementation of a national energy policy, members of the House Energy and Commerce Energy and Air Quality Subcommittee were told at a hearing today.
February 16, 2005
8.Need for New Nuclear Plants
Concerns about rising electricity demand and clean air are among the factors driving interest in new nuclear plants. Nuclear energy is the only electricity source that can generate electricity 24/7 reliably, efficiently and with no greenhouse-gas emissions.
June 10, 2009
9.Bush Calls for More Nuclear Plants
For the third time in his presidency, George Bush toured a nuclear power plant, where he reiterated the administration’s support for the clean-air electricity source. “We need nuclear power to play a greater role in our future,” the president said.
July 27, 2007
10.Port Gibson, Miss., A Resolution Supporting the Filing of an Early Site Permit by Systems Energy Resources, Inc. [Entergy Corporation] for the Construction of a Second Reactor at Grand Gulf Nuclear Station, December 20, 2004
The Port Gibson Mayor and Board of Alderman believes that the generation of nuclear energy is a safe, low-cost, emission-free energy source for use by the American public and that nuclear energy has no air emissions and therefore helps to maintain a clean air environment for all of Claiborne County as well as the nation as a whole. The Port Gibson Mayor and Board of Alderman supports the efforts of Systems Energy Resources, Inc. and Entergy to construct a second nuclear reactor at Grand Gulf Nuclear Station in Claiborne County, Mississippi. The Port Gibson Mayor and Board of Alderman recognize the fact that by increasing nuclear power generation will require designing and building new plants as well as operating the new facilities, which together will create thousands of new jobs to the area.
May 18, 2007