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U.S. nuclear-power generation climbed the most in two weeks after the South Texas Project Nuclear Operating Co. increased output at the 1,410-megawatt South Texas 1 reactor.
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U.S. nuclear-power production fell for the first time in five days after a Duke Energy Corp. reactor in North Carolina was taken offline for repairs.
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U.S. nuclear-power production climbed for a fourth day after Great Plains Energy Inc. and Duke Energy Corp. raised power to reactors in Kansas and North Carolina.
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Opponents of Southern Co.’s plan to build two nuclear reactors in Georgia failed to persuade a federal appeals court to revoke the license and reactor-design certification granted by the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
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U.S. nuclear-power generation rose for a third day as Great Plains Energy Inc. boosted output at the 1,166-megawatt Wolf Creek 1 reactor in Kansas.
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A U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission licensing board ruling has called into question whether Edison International’s shuttered San Onofre plant in California will resume operations in the coming months.
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Nuclear-power generation climbed the most in nearly three months in the U.S. Northeast as Constellation Energy Group Inc. boosted power at two reactors at the Calvert Cliffs site in Maryland.
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U.S. Northeastern nuclear-power generation dropped to the lowest level in nearly six months after Constellation Energy Group Inc. and PPL Corp. shut two reactors in Maryland and Pennsylvania.
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U.S. nuclear-power production declined for a second day after Dominion Resources Inc. permanently shuttered the 556-megawatt Kewaunee 1 reactor in Wisconsin.
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Nuclear-power generation in the U.S. fell after Great Plains Energy Inc. shut the 1,166-megawatt Wolf Creek 1 reactor in Kansas.
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