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…rom both GE and Westinghouse. By my count that makes four separate companies with a possible 9 new plants in the great state of Texas. Amarillo Power – 2 TXU – 3 NRG – 2 Exelon – 2 Of course, Exelon’s President, Chris Crane, was careful not to contradict his boss, John Rowe. When announcing the company’s plan to file paperwork with the NRC in preparation for a project in Texas, Mr. Crane carefully stated that his company would not build unless sev…

…nois State Senator Christopher Lauzen, who has decided to formally ask Mr. John Rowe, the CEO of Exelon, to provide his side of the story. So far, Exelon has not responded to that letter, which is dated November 24, 2010. In addition to those efforts, Nancy has been participating in as many Internet discussions as she can find that relate to electricity production in her state and region. Like many atomic energy advocates that are concerned about…

…g with you. There is definitely a reason why I like Jim Rogers better than John Rowe. Update: (Posted August 23, 2009 0750) Yes, Randy Udall is part of the Udall political family that includes such members as his grandfather – Lewis Stewart Udall, his father – Mo Udall, his uncle – Stewart Udall, his brother – Mark Udall, and his cousin – Tom Udall. Here is a brief explanation of his current employment: Randy Udall has directed the Community Offic…

…s it is not enthusiastic about building a new plant anytime soon. Chairman John Rowe has said he is not interested in a new plant until the government approves a final disposal plan for spent nuclear fuel, and that is years away. It is worth remember the lessons of the law of supply and demand from Mr. Perry. It is quite logical for a company in a slow growing area that already owns 17 nuclear power plants to be reluctant to build more – the incre…

…derstanding of the economics of the situation, here is a direct quote from John Rowe’s preface to Exelon’s 2007 annual report: We have established our corporate structures and mobilized our legal and political teams to protect those market-based rates. Our marketing people are suspicious of fads and hardheaded about risks in volatile markets. Our plants will become more valuable in a future economy that is constrained both by carbon regulation and…

…board rooms, go back and review the testimony provided to the US Senate by John Rowe, CEO of Exelon and a thought leader in that business. Of course, if everyone puts off investing in long term projects, they will never get built until AFTER such time as we have gone through a very painful period of supply constrained price increases. If you happen to sell natural gas, however, you might not think of a period of high gas prices as being particular…

…onse”. You like biomass better than small nuclear power and you think that John Rowe is the cats meow. Stop the name calling or I will take my platform away from you. Kit P Rod Adams Kit – are you telling me that you have not defended smoking or that you honestly want us to believe that pointing out its negative health effects is lying? I am actually confused and not trying to trick you. Since my father engineered systems that delivered electricit…