UNCERTAINTY IN UTILITY NUCLEAR FLEETS MAY LEAD TO SHUTDOWNS

By ExchangeMonitor

Jeremy L. Dillon RW Monitor 2/14/2014 Exelon warned that it may shut down some of its nuclear plants if the economic environment does not improve, Exelon President and CEO Christopher Crane said during an investor’s call late last week. Exelon, which operates…

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