Nuclear power is now receiving renewed interest, prompted by
volatile fossil fuel prices, possible carbon dioxide
controls, and new federal subsidies and incentives. The 2005
Energy Policy Act (P.L. 109-58) authorized streamlined
licensing that combines construction and operating permits,
and tax credits for production from advanced nuclear power
facilities.
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