Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Nuclear Power" in M07544

Matter: E-ENS-R-16 - EfficiencyOne - Incentive Setting Methodology Review and RecommendationsGroup with M06733

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E-1Incentive Setting Methodology: CLEAResult Report & EfficiencyOne Implementation Plan 1 passage

Electricity Generation p. p. 168

Electricity Generation In 2014, Vermont was dominated by two types of generation sources; nuclear power and hydroelectric. Nuclear power made up about 70 perent of generated electricity, with hydroelectric making up another 20 percent. The...

AI summary In 2014, Vermont's electricity generation was primarily from nuclear power (70%) and hydroelectric (20%), with wood burning and wind contributing the remaining 10%. The state's only nuclear power plant closed at the end of 2014, and it does not have significant greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuels.

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E-3REVISED Incentive Setting Methodology: CLEAResult Report & EfficiencyOne Implementation Plan - Clean Version 1 passage

Electricity Generation p. p. 181

Electricity Generation In 2014, Vermont was dominated by two types of generation sources; nuclear power and hydroelectric. Nuclear power made up about 70 perent of generated electricity, with hydroelectric making up another 20 percent. The...

AI summary In 2014, Vermont's electricity generation was primarily from nuclear power (70%) and hydroelectric (20%), with wood burning and wind making up the remaining 10%. The state's only nuclear plant closed by the end of 2014, and it had minimal greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuels.

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E-3-(i)REVISED Incentive Setting Methodology: CLEAResult Report & Efficinecy One Implementation Report - Redline Version 1 passage

Electricity Generation p. p. 189

Electricity Generation In 2014, Vermont was dominated by two types of generation sources; nuclear power and hydroelectric. Nuclear power made up about 70 perent of generated electricity, with hydroelectric making up another 20 percent. The...

AI summary In 2014, Vermont's electricity generation was primarily from nuclear power (70%) and hydroelectric (20%), with wood burning and wind contributing the remaining 10%. The state's only nuclear plant closed by the end of 2014, and it had minimal greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuels.

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69773Incentive Setting Methodology and CLEAResult Report and EfficiencyOne Implementation Plan - Second Revision - Redline Version 1 passage

Electricity Generation p. p. 187

Electricity Generation In 2014, Vermont was dominated by two types of generation sources; nuclear power and hydroelectric. Nuclear power made up about 70 perent of generated electricity, with hydroelectric making up another 20 percent. The...

AI summary In 2014, Vermont's electricity generation was primarily from nuclear power (70%) and hydroelectric (20%), with wood burning and wind contributing the remaining 10%. The state's only nuclear power plant closed at year-end 2014, and Vermont does not have a significant greenhouse gas commitment from fossil fuels.

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