‘Substantial Progress’ Reported in Vermont Yankee Sale Talks

By ExchangeMonitor

Parties to the state regulatory review for the planned sale of the retired Vermont Yankee nuclear power plant on Friday reported “substantial progress” in resolving two key points of dispute in the deal. That could open the door for the Vermont Public…

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