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Only Canada, China, France, Japan, Russia, South Korea, and the
United States export nuclear reactors. Commercial reprocessing is
now being done in France, the United Kingdom, Russia, Japan, and
India. Commercial enrichment is currently being done in the United
States, Russia, France, Japan, China, and countries in the Urenco
consortium (the United Kingdom, Netherlands, Germany).
Diablo Canyon nuclear plant to be shut down, power replaced by
renewables, efficiency, storage. / : Jacqueline Cabasso.
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California, world's sixth largest economy, going nuclear-free
BERKELEY, CALIF. - An historic agreement has been reached between
Pacific Gas and Electric, Friends of the Earth, and other
environmental and labor organizations to replace the Diablo Canyon
nuclear reactors with greenhouse-gas-free renewable energy,
efficiency and energy storage resources. Friends of the Earth says
the agreement provides a clear blueprint for fighting climate
change by replacing nuclear and fossil fuel energy with safe,
clean, cost-competitive renewable energy.
The agreement, announced today in California, says that PG&E
will renounce plans to seek renewed operating licenses for Diablo
Canyon's two reactors -- the operating licenses for which expire in
2024 and 2025 respectively. In the intervening years, the parties
will seek Public Utility Commission approval of the plan which will
replace power from the plant with renewable energy, efficiency and
energy storage resources. Base load power resources like Diablo
Canyon are becoming increasingly burdensome as renewable energy
resources ramp up. Flexible generation options and demand-response
are the energy systems of the future.
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