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New nuclear power may be coming to Nebraska. It shows promise — and has problems.
NPPD says local support and federal funding are driving the search for reactors that could add 1,000 to 2,000 megawatts of power.
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New nuclear power may be coming to Nebraska. It shows promise — and has problems.
Nebraska might see a new nuclear power plant in the coming decades. Tech advancements could convince communities to support a modern nuclear plant. But that tech is largely untested.
·Omaha, United States
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Nebraska study finds four potential advanced reactor sites
The Nebraska Public Power District (NPPD) recently identified four potential sites in the state for a new advanced reactor. In a May 20 press release, NPPD said that Beatrice, Brownville, Norfolk and Sutherland were the top four communities suited for a new reactor. The four sites identified were as a part of the second phase of study, which NPPD expected it to come down to two-to-four potential locations. In the first phase of the study, NPPD …
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