Fort Calhoun Power Plant Closes After 43 Years

By Staff Reports

The Fort Calhoun Station permanently shut down Monday, ending a 43-year operational run for the Nebraska nuclear power plant, which now faces defueling and a $1.2 billion decommissioning. Located about 20 miles north of Omaha, Fort Calhoun is America’s smallest…

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