On the recordApril 28, 2016
Cumbersome red tape in our regulatory process forces ratepayers to pay more for safe, clean nuclear power.
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congress.govEd Whitfield: “Cumbersome red tape in our regulatory process forces ratepayers to pay more for safe, clean nuclear power.”
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Discussing the impact of regulatory inefficiencies on nuclear energy costs.
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