Derecho Damage Results in Early Retirement of Duane Arnold Nuclear Power Plant

Aaron Larson
POWER magazine
The Duane Arnold Energy Center – a 615-megawatt nuclear power plant located in Palo, Iowa – will reportedly not restart after high winds caused extensive damage to the station’s cooling towers. The plant owner, NextEra Energy Resources,…

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