New York to select a site for an advanced nuclear plant this year

The state of New York plans to select a site to host at least 1,000 megawatts of new nuclear power this year, according to an April 13 Bloomberg article.
A New York Power Authority spokesperson confirmed the timeline with Exchange Monitor this week. New York Power…

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