Utah cities are sticking with their nuclear power plan after a hefty price jump

‘Carbon Free Power Project’ still needs a lot more participants; Morgan City drops out to install solar and batteries instead.

(NuScale Power) Rendering shows what the Carbon Free Power Project would look like at Idaho National Laboratory. The plan calls for six 77-megawatt nuclear reactors.

Utah cities are sticking with their nuclear power plan after a hefty price jump

‘Carbon Free Power Project’ still needs a lot more participants; Morgan City drops out to install solar and batteries instead.

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