PG&E aiming for 2025 license renewal for Diablo Canyon plant

By Benjamin Weiss

Following bailouts from the federal government and the state of California, the company running the Golden State’s last operating nuclear power plant projected this week that it could have a renewed operating license for the facility in the next two years or…

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