Exelon Seeking to Avoid Decommissioning of Illinois, New York Plants

By Jeremy Dillon

Jeremy L. Dillon RW Monitor 10/31/2014 As the nuclear industry fights against a wave of premature shutdowns, Exelon, the operator of the nation’s largest commercial nuclear fleet, has been vocal in the past year about the consequences that pre-mature…

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Wrap Up

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