LAKE: NRC Power Reactor Status

• Dan McSwain wrote for UT San Diego 27 July 2013, The secret decision to kill San Onofre nuke,

  Under California's system of regulating monopoly utilities, the cost for anything a utility builds to deliver power goes onto consumer bills — along with a profit of around 10 percent a year.

  My rough estimate, which is undoubtedly low because it assumes regulators will side with consumers, suggests that consumers face a minimum of $13.6 billion in costs arising from the defunct nuke — including $4.5 billion in potential new utility profits over 25 years.

• 21 June 2013, If missing docs sunk San Onofre, will Doosan document-forging sink Vogtle and Summer?
• 7 June 2013, San Onofre nuke closing for good –Socal Edison