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California reconsiders its nuclear shutdown plans to meet clean goals
The state is evaluating extending the life of its last nuclear plant, Diablo Canyon, and permitting construction of new reactors.
The New York Times Business reports that California is reconsidering its decision to move away from nuclear power as the state looks for additional clean energy capacity.
The state is considering extending the operating life of its last nuclear power plant, Diablo Canyon, and may allow construction of new reactors.
The reconsideration is tied to California’s broader clean energy goals, with nuclear power positioned as one potential tool to help meet them.
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