Decommissioning Gets Personal – What’s Next for Entergy Employees? When the State of New York announced the shutdown of the Indian Point Energy Center in 2017, local officials scrambled to create a task force with the intent of addressing the impact it would have on the area’s economy and workforce.
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Westchester County Executive George Latimer Statement to PSC Hearing on Indian Point Transfer to Holtec “Westchester County urges the PSC to exercise its authority to protect the public interest and assure that the decommissioning process is adequately funded and carried out safely and successfully with restoration of the Indian Point site to an environmentally sound
NYS PSC Hearings On Indian Point License Transfer Draw Numerous Comments The New York state Public Service Commission held two virtual public hearings Tuesday on the proposed license transfer for the Indian Point nuclear power plant. The hearings are to help determine whether the PSC should exercise jurisdiction over the proposed transfer. The plant in
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Public hearing set to give neighbors space to voice concerns on Indian Point decommissioning Northern Westchester residents will get to voice their concerns Tuesday during a public hearing about the company set to decommission Indian Point. The clock is ticking as the power plant is set to shut down for good at the end of
As Indian Point Shutdown Nears, Entergy Posts Layoff Warning CORTLANDT, NY – With the final shutdown for Indian Point coming in April, Entergy has filed a notice with the New York State Labor Department about the imminent layoff of 308 employees. The layoff date is May 20, according to the notice, and covers all 308
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As Entergy Eyes the Exit, Cortlandt Eyes the Exit Fees Since 1962, the Indian Point Energy Center in Buchanan has been a familiar sight to residents of Westchester’s River Towns. In 2017, it was decided that the power plant’s time along the Hudson River would come to an end after nearly 60 years.
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Top state officials blast NRC over Indian Point ruling – Mid Hudson News ALBANY – The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has denied the state’s request for a hearing on decommissioning of the Indian Point nuclear power plants in Buchanan and that is “unacceptable and a blatant disregard of the state’s serious concerns,” Governor Cuomo said Friday.
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New York sues federal nuclear agency over decommissioning of Indian Point plant (The Center Square) – The state of New York on Friday filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission after the federal agency denied the state a hearing over the decommission plan for the Indian Point nuclear power plant, Attorney General Letitia
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N.Y. Law Spotlights Lost Nuclear Plant Tax Revenue Nationally Towns and cities across the country face the major loss of property taxes as nuclear power plants in their borders are shut down. They may be able to make up some of the loss, however, by taxing the nuclear waste storage property that still sits on
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First-in-the-nation tax on spent nuclear fuel aimed at helping Indian Point communities Gov. Andrew Cuomo has signed first-in-the-nation legislation giving the communities around Indian Point the ability to collect taxes on the spent nuclear fuel that will be left behind when the power plant shuts down in April.
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