If a thing is not Sustainable, its Condition is Terminal

October 29, 2026

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§ The most recent reported status of US nuclear power plants can be found at the US Nuclear Power Report, a distressingly dull account of NRC news, posted when the NRC gives us news to post. On October 29, out of 95 US-licensed power reactors, 3 were at reduced output and 17 not operating.

§ Video: Energy Week #700 – 10/22/2026 – With Mary Powell (remember her?!) as CEO, Sunrun now presents itself as a storage company, in addition to being a solar company. Oil prices remain high. Small-scale solar generating has quadrupled in ten years. In China, internal combustion vehicle sales are down 49%, while EV sales are up 67%. A big wind project is to go up in Maine. Buildings in Alaska are threatened by climate change melting the permafrost. And there is more.
https://tinyurl.com/EnergyWeek700

§ You can get a copy of the latest Green Energy Times, the October, 2026 edition, by downloading the pdf file HERE.

3 Responses to “If a thing is not Sustainable, its Condition is Terminal”


  1. Just saw you post your Blog at Enenews. What a wonderful Resource!! Thanks GeoHarvey! Whoopie

  2. g fv's avatar g fv Says:

    Mr Harvey,
    Are we not mistaken. It is my understanding that Kewaunee is now operating under decommissioning funds no longer from operating funds…
    Thus, albeit I may be mistaken, we have 102 Reactors and decreasing… as I write…
    pax
    gfv


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