Illinois lawmakers conditionally lift ban on new nuclear-plant construction

The Illinois legislature on Friday exempted advanced nuclear reactors from a state ban on new nuclear power plants.
On the last day of the state’s legislative session, the state House approved a bill lifting the ban by 84-22 and the state Senate voted 36-14 to…

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Illinois lawmakers conditionally lift ban on new nuclear-plant construction

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