Closeout Costs, Clinch River Breeder Reactor Project: Hearing Before the Committee on Science and Technology, U.S. House of Representatives, Ninety-seventh Congress, First Session, May 11, 1981 |
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... industry's contributions to the Clinch River project , the termination costs would be still higher than our earlier ... utility and industry contributions , if required , of about $ 117.2 million ; and a contingency cost of about $ 5.4 ...
... industry's contributions to the Clinch River project , the termination costs would be still higher than our earlier ... utility and industry contributions , if required , of about $ 117.2 million ; and a contingency cost of about $ 5.4 ...
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... utility and industry contribu- tions . To put the potential termination costs in perspective , as of De- cember 31 , 1980 , sunk costs in the Clinch River project totaled about $ 1 billion and the estimated additional cost of completing ...
... utility and industry contribu- tions . To put the potential termination costs in perspective , as of De- cember 31 , 1980 , sunk costs in the Clinch River project totaled about $ 1 billion and the estimated additional cost of completing ...
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... utility contribution , what in your opinion might occur in the range of costs that might be included by the Government ? Mr. KEARNEY . If there were no provisions made for the electric utility industry ? I don't think I can respond to ...
... utility contribution , what in your opinion might occur in the range of costs that might be included by the Government ? Mr. KEARNEY . If there were no provisions made for the electric utility industry ? I don't think I can respond to ...
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... utility industry was responding to a request from the Government to participate in the project . We think that that is germane to discuss , even within the narrow focus that you have suggested , because I think that sug- gests why the ...
... utility industry was responding to a request from the Government to participate in the project . We think that that is germane to discuss , even within the narrow focus that you have suggested , because I think that sug- gests why the ...
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... utilities ? Mr. CAFFEY . That is spread out over the three - year period , in- cluding a modest allowance of 8 percent per year for escalation , which we would like to see achieved . It does include reimbursement to the utility industry ...
... utilities ? Mr. CAFFEY . That is spread out over the three - year period , in- cluding a modest allowance of 8 percent per year for escalation , which we would like to see achieved . It does include reimbursement to the utility industry ...
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