Nuclear power plant plans are set for 2 Indiana counties. Could Allen County be next? - WANE 15
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FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) — As another Indiana community prepares to potentially welcome a nuclear energy plant, where does Allen County stand? Amazon, X-energy and American Electric Power, AEP, announced Monday they are partnering to explore building a 960-megawatt advanced nuclear energy plant in Sullivan County, located in southwest Indiana. The 12-unit development would consist of [...]
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