Microsoft wants to resurrect Three Mile Island. It will never happen.

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    "title": "Microsoft wants to resurrect Three Mile Island. It will never happen.",
    "excerpt": "Microsoft wants to resurrect Three Mile Island. It will never happen.\n\nMicrosoft and Constellation Energy have spent the last year trying to resurrect the Three Mile Island Nuclear power plant in Pennsylvania. The plant shut down in 2019 under economic pressure, after a separate part of the facility was decommissioned following a partial meltdown in 1979.\n\nThe effort is laudable, especially in light of Microsoft's rapidly rising demand for clean energy to fuel its artificial intelligence data centers. Unfortunately, it will never work. A fully shut-down nuclear plant has never been restarted in America for good reason: There are too many regulatory, material and logistical hurdles to overcome.\n\nSo far, Constellation Energy has painted a rosy picture. It originally stated the plant would be back online by 2028. Then, in early 2025, it revised its estimated opening date to 2027 following various inspections and the restoration of the plant's water systems.\n\nBut traditional nuclear projects have a long history of going over budget and past schedule. A big factor is that the U.S. regulatory environment is not friendly to traditional nuclear power.\n\nAs the former head of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission in the first Trump administration, I have seen firsthand how red tape can choke even the best-intentioned projects under goodwill regulators. Reactors that were permanently...",
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