Westinghouse bankruptcy raises questions about nuclear power’s place
Westinghouse bankruptcy raises questions about nuclear power’s place
Westinghouse is one of the biggest names in nuclear energy around the world, and has been working on four new U.S. nuclear plants for years. Those South Carolina and Georgia-based projects have already run some $8 billion over budget. Now, Westinghouse has declared bankruptcy. This raises big questions about whether there’s a place for more nuclear power in the U.S. energy market.
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