Duke Energy Florida selling tools, equipment from Crystal River nuclear plant - Power Engineering
Paul Beckwith Twitterissä: "Nuclear Power Plants, Florida. Hope they are prepared. Map with information about each one. https://t.co/O3VEMI4hmi #Irma #HurricaneIrma https://t.co/f3SpIqtmZt" / Twitter
Future of nuclear power hazy in Florida | WFSU News
Where there's smoke... | News | Orlando | Orlando Weekly
Florida Memory • Florida Power and Light Co. nuclear power plant on Hutchinson Island, Florida.
Duke Energy Shuts Down Crystal River Nuclear Plant - Greenpeace USA
Crystal River Nuclear Plant - Wikipedia
Florida Nuclear Plants Ready to Shut Down as Dorian Threat Looms - Bloomberg
Disaster Ready? 5 Nuclear Reactors in Florida, 3 Of Them Within 180 Miles of Palm Coast
FPL, Progress Energy and Florida's Nuclear Fraud
As Irma approaches nuclear plants in Florida, lessons from Andrew resonate | Ars Technica
Nuclear Energy in the U.S.: Recent Plant Closures and Policy Decisions - Climate Nexus
Turkey Point Is Helping South Florida's Environment & Economy - Consumer Energy Alliance
Nuclear reactors in hurricanes: 5 questions answered - News - University of Florida
Turkey Point Nuclear Generating Station - Wikipedia
Top Plant: Turkey Point and St. Lucie Nuclear Plants, Florida
Duke Energy customers will pay $108 million a year for canceled nuclear plants
Could a Florida utility build a new nuclear plant in the next 15 years?
Florida's Nuclear Plants Power Through Hurricane Irma -- ANS / Nuclear Newswire
Duke Energy plans to decommission retired Florida nuclear plant by 2027 – nearly 50 years sooner than originally scheduled - Florida Trend | Press Release
Nuclear Energy « FESC
Disney could still build nuclear power plant after bill fizzles in Legislature - Orlando Sentinel
Shutting down Crystal River nuclear plant will cost $1.2 billion, take 60 years
Opportunities to Replace Peaker Plants with Energy Storage in Florida | PSE | Physicians, Scientists, and Engineers for Healthy Energy
Anti-Nuke EcoArt - Women Eco Artists Dialog
U.S. nuclear power plants may soon be the oldest in the world | Fortune
