Plant closures contributing to declining U.S. nuclear electricity generation, EIA says

By ExchangeMonitor

U.S. nuclear electricity generation will continue its downward trend as more power plants close down in the coming years, the federal government’s independent energy auditor said in a recent report. Generation losses from reactor retirements contributed to a…

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