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Blog Post:
Clinton's cobalt campaign
Anonymous
The Clinton nuclear power plant in the USA will begin producing cobalt 60 for medical and industrial use, according to plant owner Exelon and GE Hitachi.
on
Wed, Jan 20 2010
Blog Post:
Cooling tower requirement for Oyster Creek
Anonymous
US utility Exelon said that it might have to close its Oyster Creek nuclear power plant after New Jersey officials issued a draft permit requiring cooling towers to be constructed.
on
Fri, Jan 8 2010
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Work paused at Three Mile Island
Anonymous
Refuelling and steam generator replacement was disturbed on 21 November by the sounding of an airborne radiation alarm at Three Mile Island 1. About 150 workers went home early and some were checked for contamination after one of three detectors registered heightened levels of radioactivity. Plant owner...
on
Mon, Nov 23 2009
Blog Post:
Steam generators delivered to TMI
Anonymous
Areva has delivered two steam generators for unit 1 of Exelon's Three Mile Island nuclear power plant in Philadelphia. It took eight weeks to transport the components from the manufacturing site in France.
on
Tue, Oct 6 2009
Blog Post:
Utilities object to business group’s climate stance
Anonymous
Exelon will not be renewing its membership in the US Chamber of Commerce in protest at the organization's opposition to climate change legislation. The company is the biggest US operator of nuclear power plants and the third energy company to take such a stance.
on
Tue, Sep 29 2009
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NRG rejects improved Exelon offer
Anonymous
Having said it would consider a revised offer from Exelon, the board of NRG Energy has determined that Exelon's revised proposal still significantly undervalues the company and is not in its shareholders' interest.
on
Thu, Jul 9 2009
Blog Post:
Exelon increases offer to buy NRG
Anonymous
Exelon has today increased its offer to acquire NRG Energy by 12.4%. Yesterday, NRG had again recommended that its shareholders reject Exelon's original offer, saying that it undervalued the company, but said that it would consider an increased offer.
on
Thu, Jul 2 2009
Blog Post:
Victoria nuclear build put back
Anonymous
Exelon's plans for new nuclear build at the Victoria site have been put back. The company is not continuing with its application to build.
on
Wed, Jul 1 2009
Blog Post:
US court rejects NRG's Exelon claims
Anonymous
NRG Energy's lawsuit alleging that Exelon Corporation had no intention of completing its exchange offer for the company has been rejected by a US court.
on
Tue, Jun 23 2009
Blog Post:
Exelon cuts 500 to save costs
Anonymous
Jobs are being lost at one of the world's largest nuclear utilities in a search for efficiency during "today's difficult economic and business circumstances."
on
Fri, Jun 19 2009
Blog Post:
Exelon to add ‘new reactor’ through uprates
Anonymous
US utility Exelon has launched a series of power uprates of its reactors, which in total will add between 1300 and 1500 MW of additional generating capacity, equivalent to a new reactor, within eight years. An uprate at the Quad Cities plant is the first of many planned.
on
Fri, Jun 12 2009
Blog Post:
Further US supply contract for Tenex
Anonymous
Exelon - operator of the largest fleet of nuclear power plants in the USA - has signed a long-term contract with Russia's Techsnabexport (Tenex) for the supply of enriched uranium. The contract is similar to those with other US utilities announced last week.
on
Fri, Jun 5 2009
Blog Post:
Oyster Creek licence renewed to 2029
Anonymous
Exelon's Oyster Creek nuclear power plant - the oldest operating in the USA - can continue operating after the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) renewed the plant's operating licence.
on
Thu, Apr 9 2009
Blog Post:
Exelon opts for ABWR
Anonymous
BREAKING NEWS A GE Hitachi reactor should be built by Exelon at Victoria after all. The utility dropped the ESBWR design in November last year, but will now use the ABWR design instead.
on
Thu, Mar 26 2009
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Struggle continues for Exelon and NRG
Anonymous
The atmosphere between Exelon and its takeover target NRG has further soured with a new lawsuit over Exelon's strategy and statements.
on
Fri, Mar 20 2009
Blog Post:
Nuclear powers Exelon's emissions certificates
Anonymous
Exelon is to introduce an emissions-free energy product, with over 90% of the power to come from nuclear plants. The initiative is to satisfy business customers that want low-carbon power.
on
Wed, Mar 11 2009
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Exelon extends exchange offer for NRG
Anonymous
Exelon announced that, as of 6 January, shareholders had tendered 106,338,942 shares of common stock of electricity generator NRG Energy in its exchange offer, representing just over 45.6% of all outstanding shares of NRG common stock. John Rowe, Exelon's chairman and CEO, said, "We are very...
on
Thu, Jan 8 2009
Blog Post:
Exelon changes mind over design of new reactor
Anonymous
Exelon Nuclear no longer thinks GE-Hitachi's Economic Simplified Boiling Water Reactor (ESBWR) is the best choice for its proposed new plant at Victoria, Texas, and is in discussions with reactor vendors to decide on an alternative.
on
Tue, Nov 25 2008
Blog Post:
NRG rejects 'opportunistic' Exelon bid
Anonymous
The board of US electricity generator NRG has unanimously rejected Exelon's bid for the company, saying the unsolicited offer grossly undervalues the company and is not in the best interests of its shareholders.
on
Mon, Nov 10 2008
Blog Post:
Nuclear companies confident in crisis
Anonymous
The financial crisis is not expected to have a significant effect on the fortunes of nuclear companies. Areva and Exelon both posted results today, putting faith in the strong fundamentals of their businesses.
on
Fri, Oct 24 2008
Blog Post:
Exelon swoops on NRG
Anonymous
A $6.2 billion offer has been made for nuclear generator NRG after its stock price slid by 50% in a month on worries about its levels of debt. It is the second large power firm buyout in America related to the global financial failure.
on
Mon, Oct 20 2008
Blog Post:
New turbines for Exelon plants
Anonymous
US utility Exelon is upgrading steam turbines at six of its nuclear power units. The $420 million project should result in about 240 MWe more power across the six units, which have all had 20-year extensions to the operating licenses.
on
Thu, Jun 19 2008
Blog Post:
Major French-US nuclear power link
Anonymous
Electricite de France (EdF) and Exelon have signed a 5-year agreement to cooperate on managerial and technical matters, such as outage management, fuel operations and equipment reliability. It specifically excludes "any joint venture or new build effort."
on
Tue, May 20 2008
Blog Post:
Nuclear plants 'not affected' by US earthquake
Anonymous
An earthquake of magnitude 5.2 that occurred in the US state of Illinois had no serious affect on nuclear power plants. A spokesman from Exelon said there had been no damage to its 11 reactors in the state, which operated normally throughout.
on
Fri, Apr 18 2008
Blog Post:
Exelon selects Texan site for COL application
Anonymous
Exelon has selected a site some 20 miles (32 km) south of Victoria in Victoria County, Texas, as the site for a combined construction and operating licence (COL) application for a new nuclear power plant, the company announced on 18 December. Exelon said in June that two sites in Texas were under consideration...
on
Wed, Dec 19 2007
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