Five years ago, nuclear power plants were often trading or being valued in the range of approximately$1,500 per kW. Today, some facilities are reaching values closer to $2,000 per kW. This is not a marginalchange; it reflects a fundamental shift in how nuclear generation assets are viewed in today’s energymarkets. A combination of federal policy…

A Dormant Plant Reawakens If the lights come back on at the shuttered Three Mile Island Nuclear Generating Station (TMI) in Pennsylvania, it will represent a significant shift in how we value electricity generation infrastructure in an industry being shaped heavily by increasing demand against shortening supply, and by changing federal policies. Following the partial…