Byron nuclear plant woes threaten $3.35 billion project
Commonwealth Edison faced NRC license denial for the Byron twin generator unit amid quality assurance failures. The decision raised credit concerns from Standard & Poor's and highlighted contractor-issued problems and faulty instrument panels. Despite past strong performance, Edison now risks the Byron plant sitting idle if appeal fails.
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CEI may use more Ohio coal
CEI may take more Sunnyhill coal from Ohio as test shipments begin. Peabody Coal seeks new markets for high-sulfur Sunnyhill coal after Consumers Power of Michigan blocked burn limits, risking mine closure and about 520 jobs if no buyers are found.
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