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Leaders of the Atlanta Tea Party are challenging Southern Co. subsidiary Georgia Power over the monopoly's reluctance to increase its use of solar power, the ballooning costs of building a new nuclear power plant and even its legal right to monopoly status.
NPR: Tea Party Targeting Southern Co. Power Monopoly
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She is betting big on the U.S. Areva is building a nuclear power plant component factory with Northrup Grumman in Virginia.
FORBES: Areva Chief Talks Power
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Russia now wants new inspection rules in place before delivering nuclear fuel to the power plant it is building at Bushehr, on the Persian Gulf.
ECONOMIST: Coming clean or playing for time? | The
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Opponents point to the enormous cost of building a nuclear power plant and question whether the industry is economically viable without taxpayers footing much of the bill.
FORBES: The Future of Nuclear Power in the United States
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The Baltic states and Poland are also working on building a new nuclear power plant in Lithuania.
BBC: NEWS | Europe | Baltic states in EU energy tie-up
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Monday, Japan time, another building at the Fukushima nuclear power plant housing the No. 3 exploded.
FORBES: New Explosion Destroys Second Fukushima Nuclear Reactor Building
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The Russians are already building, nearly completed, a nuclear power plant in Iran.
NPR: Iran's Response to International Pressure over Nukes
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Russia's nuclear power equipment and service export monopoly, Atomstroiexport, is building the plant under supervision of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), the United Nations' nuclear watchdog agency.
CNN: Iran to test nuclear power plant
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The bright yellow dome of the steel containment vessel at Unit 4, Fukushima Daiishi nuclear power plant (FDI) is clearly visible amid the pulverized remains of the building in a new video released by the Tokyo Electric Power Company.
FORBES: New Video From Fukushima Shows Containment Vessel Dome Amid Debris
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Indeed, the economics are so tricky that other countries have resorted to straight subsidies (as in America) or else to complicated long-term financing deals involving big power-users (as in Finland, which is building Europe's first new nuclear plant for over a decade).
ECONOMIST: Energy