Constellation looks to double nuclear capacity at Calvert Cliffs

By ExchangeMonitor

Constellation Energy announced plans this week to explore adding 2,000 megawatts of new nuclear power in Maryland while seeking a license extension for its existing nuclear units. On Tuesday, Constellation released a long-range proposal to develop up to 5,800…

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