The green energy advocates are always yapping about the need for carbon-free power, but they always want unreliable and intermittent, not to mention ugly and low energy-density sources, like wind and solar. But now, in Michigan, a facility is in the process of restarting that will actually give consumers what they want and what the greens want: reliable, high energy-density, carbon-free (well, mostly) electricity.
How? The Palisades Nuclear Plant is in the process of resuming operations.
“In advancing President Trump’s commitment to meet our growing demand for affordable, reliable and secure electricity, America needs to utilize all forms of energy that grow our economy, create new jobs, and secure energy independence,” said U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright in the announcement. “With projects like the Palisades Nuclear Plant, the Energy Department is…
