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The Nuclear Company Proposes 6.6-GW AP1000 Nuclear Campus in Kentucky

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Briefings

A venture-backed developer named The Nuclear Company (TNC) has proposed constructing a 6.6-GW nuclear campus in Lewis County, Kentucky, potentially housing six Westinghouse AP1000 reactors. The developer claims control of the site and aims to secure federal approvals for construction starting in 2028. This proposal appears in POWER Magazine.

Key points

• The Nuclear Company (TNC) has proposed developing a 6.6-GW nuclear power campus in Lewis County, Kentucky.
• The proposed campus could accommodate up to six Westinghouse AP1000 reactors along the Ohio River.

Context

The Nuclear Company (TNC) is a venture-backed developer seeking federal approval to begin construction in 2028. The proposal appears in POWER Magazine.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to the developer's stated plans and claims of site control. Specific details about the site's exact location, environmental impact, or regulatory status are not provided.

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