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Eastern New Mexico could have some new nuclear neighbors in the next decade or so if an Amarillo, Texas, land developer’s plan comes off as proposed.
A joint venture between Amarillo Power, which is the brainchild of developer George Chapman, and UniStar Nuclear Energy is condu ... Continue reading »
A joint venture between Amarillo Power, which is the brainchild of developer George Chapman, and UniStar Nuclear Energy is condu ... Continue reading »
10 months ago
I'd be curious on your thoughts, having spent the time recently looking closely at the nuclear power question, as to how realistic this Amarillo project is. I've been generally putting power plant proposals into "realistic" and "unrealistic" bins. All of my "realistic" ones involve known nuclear power players building at sites of existing power plants, and this one doesn't fit that criteria.
9 months ago