Costs, other factors complicate nuclear revival, ICF says

By Trey Rorie

The United States’ increasing energy demand could be met through new reactors depending on factors from costs to public acceptance of nuclear power, based on an ICF International report. The March 27 report is available on the ICF website. ICF is a consulting…

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