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On May 23, New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy signed a bill supporting the continued operation of nuclear power plants, making it law
.
The new law establishes a zero-emission incentive (ZEC) program that compensates
nuclear power plants for carbon-free electricity production.
This follows the passage of the S-2313 bill by the NSW Parliament in April
.
Under the new law, the NSW Public Utilities Unit (BPU) will issue certificates to qualified nuclear power plants that can contribute to fuel diversity, air quality and environmental protection, allowing them to participate in the ZEC programme
.
Nuclear power plants must demonstrate an important contribution to ensuring air quality in NSW and are at risk
of closure within the next three years.
The new law comes into effect, meaning NSW becomes the fourth US state
to recognise the carbon-free contribution of nuclear power and therefore legally support the continued operation of nuclear power plants.
The other three states are New York, Illinois and Connecticut
.
Ohio and Pennsylvania are considering similar programs
.
On May 23, New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy signed a bill supporting the continued operation of nuclear power plants, making it law
.
The new law establishes a zero-emission incentive (ZEC) program that compensates
nuclear power plants for carbon-free electricity production.
This follows the passage of the S-2313 bill by the NSW Parliament in April
.
Under the new law, the NSW Public Utilities Unit (BPU) will issue certificates to qualified nuclear power plants that can contribute to fuel diversity, air quality and environmental protection, allowing them to participate in the ZEC programme
.
Nuclear power plants must demonstrate an important contribution to ensuring air quality in NSW and are at risk
of closure within the next three years.
The new law comes into effect, meaning NSW becomes the fourth US state
to recognise the carbon-free contribution of nuclear power and therefore legally support the continued operation of nuclear power plants.
The other three states are New York, Illinois and Connecticut
.
Ohio and Pennsylvania are considering similar programs
.
