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“I'm going to be at a lot of them”
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“I'm going to be at a lot of them”
“Post-Sept. 11 you should have greater investment in security and greater investment in things like insurance. With the ongoing sophistication and threats from terrorism ... the likelihood of a nuclear plant attack has dramatically increased. They couldn't build another nuclear plant for $2.06 billion (insurance coverage), but they could replace it with another form of power like natural gas.”
“It's great to have another year of stable rates, but our fear is they're (TVA) going to delay the commitments to clean air”
“You don't have any vision anymore, contrary to the name of this draft . . .”
“the fix is in on funds for finishing the plant”
The Tennessee Valley Energy Reform Coalition charged that TVA's $20 billion nuclear power program was based on faulty electricity-demand forecasting since the mid-1970s and that the utility continues to use flawed methods. The coalition argues TVA…
“it's not going to work”
“TVA should instead invest in helping its customers use energy wisely so we can protect both the environment and our pocketbooks”
“It's a sad day for Tennessee when we have no environmental heroes in the state's 11-member delegation”
TVA Police Director Bob Carter urged anti-nuclear protesters marking the 10th anniversary of Chernobyl to conduct themselves peacefully during demonstrations at TVA's Watts Bar Nuclear Plant near Spring City, Tennessee. The article recounts a 1994 protest…
“Nowhere else can an electric utility board unilaterally raise rates without review and approval of an independent regulatory body”
Vice President Al Gore indicated support for TVA retaining control of its environmental and flood-control programs during a Nashville visit. The article discusses TVA Chairman Craven Crowell's proposal to transfer non-power programs to other federal agencies,…
“such deals grant benefits to industries at the expense of residential ratepayers”
“These lands and our tax dollars for years have been taken by this "Authority" for the greater public good, not the narrow financial interest of a few in positions of power”
TVA's board is expected to decide in late July 1997 whether to raise electric rates for the first time in a decade, with residential ratepayers likely to bear the largest burden. The article discusses TVA's $27.8…