Holtec Palisades in Covert, Michigan, is blazing a trail never before experienced in the global nuclear power industry. This 800-megawatt facility, shut down in May 2022 with plans for decommissioning, is being prepared for a new life. Thanks to a groundswell of support from the State of Michigan and the US Department of Energy, Holtec International, the plant owner, plans to repower the facility.
Getting Palisades back online gives Michigan a clean, reliable, safe source of continued energy. It provides hundreds of jobs to the community, as well as extended economic benefits for the region.
Benefits of Restarting Palisades
An economic engine, providing jobs, commerce and financial support to the region
Employment opportunities for the region’s skilled craftspeople and professionals
Nuclear power is green power, with no emissions, no pollutants, no greenhouse gases
A good neighbor that supports and contributes to the community economically and socially
An organization that not only stays ahead of energy technology, but invents it!
Clean energy reliability, 24/7/365, even when electricity demand is at its highest
Recent News
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Palisades and Big Rock Point Licenses Transfer to Holtec, Approved by the USNRC Today, Enlarges Holtec’s Decommissioning Fleet to Seven Reactor Units
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Glimpses of Holtec Happenings in 2020
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Holtec and Entergy Jointly Submit Application to the USNRC to Transfer the Palisades Power Plant License to Holtec
Holtec International exemplifies its credo, A Generation Ahead By Design™, with its plans to restart Holtec Palisades.
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