Lake Diefenbaker to get Candu 6 reactor?
Lake Diefenbaker has been suggested as the best site in Saskatchewan for a Candu 6 nuclear reactor.
"Potentially, the Lake Diefenbaker region could be the site of a Candu 6 plant configured with two steam turbine generators instead of the standard 750-megawatt, single-steam turbine unit," the report said. "Plant output from this option would be split equally between Saskatchewan and Alberta."
We would also split any mutant fish with Alberta as well.
Labels: energy, Saskatchewan
7:39 PM ::
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Wouldn't need to split... got enough out here already!
Scott Cripps
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