Nuclear Power Economics in US at Crossroads
Federal officials and independent analysts clash over whether nuclear power can beat coal on cost. rising construction and fuel prices plus regulatory delays threaten future affordability while ERDA, MIT and industry studies diverge on current and future economics.
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Robert Gillette
Associated Press
Towa
Nuclear Economica
Agency 10
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Maurice ‘van Nostrand
National T
Washington
Federal Energy Administration
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Irvin C. Rupp
Harvard Business School
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Bupp
MIT
Center For Policy Alternatives
Barry Commoner
Donald Cook
American Electric Power
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Roger LeGassie
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Southwest
Algie M. Weinberg
Institute For Energy Analysis
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Bupp Group
MIT Group
Federal Energy
van Nostrand
Iowa Public Utility Agency
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