Deadline to Drop Out of Historic Small Reactor Project Extended by a Month

The group of cities that originally signed on to buy the energy produced by NuScales Power small reactors has agreed to extend the deadline to drop out of the project by another month.
The original deadline to withdraw from Nuscales’ Carbon Free Power Project…

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