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Exelon Corporation (EXC)
UTILITIES - Utilities - Diversified Utilities
Generated: Thursday September 15, 2011 04:10 AM
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Quotes About Exelon Corporation
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Wednesday Update
To ensure that there is no recurrence of such a nuclear accident, we will work tenaciously to identify the causes of the accident based on international perspectives and will provide comprehensive information on such causes and prevention measures." -
MCCC now offering nuclear engineering program
They say, 'I'm going to be an electrical engineer' and we won't see them. They need to take remedial math or English and sometimes get discouraged and quit. "
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GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy mulls Ill. moly production
GEH's new isotope production technology could potentially meet approximately 50 percent of the United States' projected supply needs of this critical isotope, ensuring consistent patient access to vital medical diagnostic procedures," -
IBC's Jim Malone appointed chairman of World Nuclear Association's new fuel technology group
Jim's role as Vice President of Nuclear Fuels for IBC has led to significant developments of our company's beryllium oxide nuclear fuel development program." -
Beloit plant could produce key medical isotope
The introduction of NorthStar's generator technology into this process, and the complementing of GEH and Exelon's production efforts with NorthStar's parallel production efforts, should dramatically aid the success of both of our programs,"
- George Messina
Latest Company Intelligence
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Wednesday Update
NEI Nuclear Notes | Sep 14,'11
NRC, Industry Concur on Many Post-Fukushima Actions • There is a “great deal of alignment” between the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission and the industry on initial steps to take at America's nuclear energy facilities in response to the nuclear accident in Japan, Charles Pardee, the chief operating officer of Exelon Generation Co., said at an agency briefing today. The briefing gave -
Clinton moving into molybdenum production
Uranium Blog | Sep 14,'11
September 14, 2011 -- (Source: World Nuclear News ) -- The Clinton nuclear power plant in Illinois could be set to make a vital isotope for nuclear medicine after GE-Hitachi Nuclear Energy and Exelon announced a feasibility study into the production of molybdenum-99 at the plant. Molybdenum-99 (Mo-99) decays to produce technetium-99m (Tc-99m) that is used in around 50 million medical -
MCCC now offering nuclear engineering program
Pennlive | Sep 14,'11
Study for two years and land a job paying $60,000 to $70,000. That's the idea of a new program in nuclear engineering technology (NET) at Montgomery County Community College. About 14 students are enrolled in the program, said H. Thomas Tucker, coordinator of the NET program. -
Illinois Governor Vetoes Utility Modernization Bill
NASDAQ.com | Sep 12,'11
Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn vetoed a bill Monday that would have allowed utilities owned by Exelon Corp. ( EXC ) and Ameren Corp. ( AEE ) to raise rates to pay for smart meters and replace other electricity infrastructure, saying the plan contained "sweetheart deals." The bill would have allowed Exelon'sChicago-based Commonwealth Edison utility to install digital smart meters throughout its -
GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy and Exelon Announce the Potential Production of Critical Medical Isotope at Clinton Power Station
Business Wire | Sep 12,'11
GEH also Signs Memoranda of Understanding with NuView Life Sciences and NorthStar Medical Radioisotopes for Potential Processing Facilities WILMINGTON, N.C.--( BUSINESS WIRE )--To help address a shortage of molybdenum-99 (Mo-99), a medical isotope used in millions of medical procedures each year, GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy (GEH) and Exelon have joined to study the feasibility of producing -
Floodwaters start to recede along Susquehanna River after reaching 15-year high
The Washington Post | Sep 11,'11
PORT DEPOSIT, Md. — Officials began assessing the damage to towns along the Susquehanna River in northeastern Maryland and to bridges and other infrastructure throughout the state as flooding from the remnants of Tropical Storm Lee receded Saturday. About 30 flood gates were open Saturday morning at the Conowingo Dam, down from a high of 43 opened to relieve pressure on the river,
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