Constellation requests 20-year license renewal for Illinois nuclear plant – Power Engineering

“The Clinton Clean Energy Center is not only the largest carbon-free electricity source in Central Illinois, but it also provides a major boost to the economy,” said Dan Matthews, president of the Clinton School District Board and a member of the DeWitt County Board. “The more than $13 million in annual property taxes supports education and county services, and the large number of employees live here and spend money, which supports local business and creates additional jobs. The plant’s relicensing is an important part of DeWitt County’s economic future.”
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Mark F
2 years ago

IF they don’t get a license soon, shut it down immediately. Let the Illinoisans reap the consequences of the people they voted into office.

Don Diego de la Vega “Z”
2 years ago

OMG! Nuclear energy! Run for your life! Build a windmill, put up a solar panel NOW! “Turn on the lights, it’s getting dark”, “I can’t, the power’s out”.

Da Judge
2 years ago

Solar is alright, but
Nukes do it all night!!

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