Sentence examples for fleet of reactors from inspiring English sources

In contrast, the UK (6th) remains committed to building a new fleet of reactors.

Here, a generation is defined as a fleet of reactors operating for 60 years, before being retired and potentially replaced.

The company, which runs most of the UK's fleet of reactors and which reported a 50% slump in profits today, has held talks with local communities around four possible sites.

The company, which runs most of Britain's fleet of reactors and which reported a 50% slump in profits yesterday, has held talks with local communities around four possible sites.

A new fleet of reactors would be standardized down to "the carpeting and wallpaper," as Michael J. Wallace, the chairman of UniStar Nuclear Energy — a joint venture between EDF Group and Constellation Energy, the Maryland-based utility — has said repeatedly.

Entergy officials would not say if they were negotiating for Indian Point 2, but Carl Crawford, a spokesman, said: "We are interested in any plant that's available in the U.S. We're building a new fleet of reactors in the northeast".

The potential for the management of plutonium using Generation IV systems is briefly reviewed from a complete fuel cycle perspective to illustrate the issues in the context of a fleet of reactor and fuel cycle facilities.

For investors, the lure is the rising value of uranium, as fast-growing countries like China, India and the United Arab Emirates build fleets of reactors.

As nuclear power plants constitute one of the socially and politically most contested technologies, the question arises, which time horizons companies as well as politicians have to consider for the accomplishment and grid-connection of individual and whole fleets of reactors.

Rising costs, construction delays, public opposition and aging fleets of reactors are hurting the chances of nuclear while falling costs, greater efficiency and better management of fluctuating renewable supplies, along with improved storage, are changing the face of energy production globally.

These reactors are very different than the existing fleet of nuclear reactors; the Nuclear Regulatory Commission has little to no experience reviewing the safety these designs and lack the tools and analysis techniques necessary to independently assess their safety.