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Electrical
- May 4, 2001
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Seems like a very positive development for the revitalization of the US nuke industry. What do you think?
Enercon Services, Inc., a Tulsa- based company with offices nationwide, has been awarded a multi-million dollar contract by NuStart Energy to prepare Combined License Applications (COLA) for new nuclear power plants. ....
One application will be developed for the Westinghouse AP 1000 nuclear plant design for the two units at the TVA Bellefonte site in Alabama. The other application will be developed for the General Electric (GE) ESBWR at the Entergy Grand Gulf site in Mississippi....
"The key point is that NuStart Energy's work will benefit the entire U.S. nuclear energy industry," said Marilyn Kray, president of NuStart Energy. "Although NuStart Energy will be preparing the Bellefonte and Grand Gulf applications, other NuStart Energy member companies will be involved in the development of the standard applications based on standard designs. Individual member companies will be able to use the detailed engineering developed in the process for their own standard applications for both the Westinghouse AP1000 and the General Electric ESBWR designs. NuStart Energy will also be working with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) to establish the proper precedent for high quality COL submittals.
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Enercon Services, Inc., a Tulsa- based company with offices nationwide, has been awarded a multi-million dollar contract by NuStart Energy to prepare Combined License Applications (COLA) for new nuclear power plants. ....
One application will be developed for the Westinghouse AP 1000 nuclear plant design for the two units at the TVA Bellefonte site in Alabama. The other application will be developed for the General Electric (GE) ESBWR at the Entergy Grand Gulf site in Mississippi....
"The key point is that NuStart Energy's work will benefit the entire U.S. nuclear energy industry," said Marilyn Kray, president of NuStart Energy. "Although NuStart Energy will be preparing the Bellefonte and Grand Gulf applications, other NuStart Energy member companies will be involved in the development of the standard applications based on standard designs. Individual member companies will be able to use the detailed engineering developed in the process for their own standard applications for both the Westinghouse AP1000 and the General Electric ESBWR designs. NuStart Energy will also be working with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) to establish the proper precedent for high quality COL submittals.
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