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NGage Announcement: New Nuclear Power Plants are Coming to Nebraska
14 Nov 2024
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Nuclear power plants are becoming smaller, safer, and more scalable every year, and NGage is proud to welcome their potential for the area. New research for cutting-edge facilities shows a rare opportunity to become part of the future of energy.
NGage Proud to Score High in Nuclear Power Plant Siting Study
A state-funded study analyzed how well sixteen different in-state locations could support nuclear power. Funded by the American Rescue Plan Act and the state legislature, this study is the first stage of a larger project to bring nuclear power plants to Nebraska. The state already ranks fifth in the country for clean energy—NGage knows new plants will send the state straight to the top.
Reach out to NGage to learn more about upcoming nuclear power plants and other renewable energy projects in Nebraska.
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