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A group of mayors from six San Luis Obispo County cities asked the California Public Utilities Commission to deny a proposal to close the Diablo Canyon Power Plant because the proposal does not fully outline steps to be taken to mitigate effects of the closure. In a request filed with the utilities commission on Sept. Read More →
By pacbiztimes / Friday, August 12th, 2016 / Columns, Latest news, Nonprofits / Comments Off on World Business Academy trying to change ‘business of business’
The Santa Barbara-based World Business Academy thrust itself into the spotlight when it sued the California State Lands Commission last week. The nebulously named nonprofit challenged the commission over the approval of temporary land lease extensions at the Diablo Canyon Power Plant, which plans to close in 2025. The commission erred, according to the lawsuit, Read More →
By Staff Report / Thursday, August 11th, 2016 / Energy, Latest news / Comments Off on Proposal to close Diablo Canyon submitted to California Public Utilities Commission
Parties that drafted the joint proposal to close the Diablo Canyon Power Plant formally submitted it to the California Public Utilities Commission on Aug. 11. On June 21, Pacific Gas & Electric announced plans to close the aging nuclear power plant near Avila Beach by the end of 2025 and replace power produced by the Read More →
By Philip Joens / Friday, August 5th, 2016 / Central Coast, Energy, middle / Comments Off on Lands commission sued over Diablo Canyon lease extensions
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By Philip Joens / Friday, July 1st, 2016 / Central Coast, Energy, left / Comments Off on Diablo Canyon plant closing effects being mitigated
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By Philip Joens / Wednesday, June 29th, 2016 / Energy, Latest news / Comments Off on Lands Commission extends leases to keep Diablo Canyon running until 2025
The California State Lands Commission unanimously approved two land lease extensions that may keep the Diablo Canyon Power Plant running until 2025. After nearly a full day of public testimony, the commission approved two lease extensions for water intake structures and breakwaters at the plant that are used to pipe cooling water through the reactors Read More →