29/06/2017at 13:14

Trump's plans for a nuclear revival will begin with a study

President Donald Trump plans to study the issue of aging nuclear reactors in an industry that is struggling to compete against cheap natural gas as well as disposing of its radioactive waste.

BY JENNIFER A. DLOUHY, BLOOMBERG

President Donald Trump has a plan to help the aging fleet of US nuclear reactors estimated to be losing nearly USD 3 billion a year: study the issue.

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