California utilities commission starting work to approve Diablo Canyon life extension

By ExchangeMonitor

California’s public utilities commission last week agreed to kick off a new rulemaking that, if finalized, would allow the Golden State’s last operating nuclear power plant to operate into the next decade, documents show. During a Thursday meeting, the California…

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