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due to the length of time since the last nuclear power plants were constructed. Several Utah environmental groups, businesses, and individuals launched multiple lawsuits in March 2012 to challenge the proposed leasing of the water rights due to a perceived lack of scrutiny of the proposed Blue Castle project. The lawsuits were eventually dismissed after appeal.
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September 2013, a 7th District Court judge upheld the decision of the state
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and local Utah agencies in hearings regarding site surveys, emergency planning, and environmental concerns regarding the placement of the proposed plant near the Green River. The company was also waiting for approval on applications to lease the 53,500 acre⋅ft (66 million m) of water
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in July 2011 said that Utah was already burning coal and natural gas to provide power to
California, and that nuclear power generation would be beneficial in reducing those carbon emissions. Members of the forum also expressed the opinion that cost concerns were "not grounded in any factual basis"
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regarding the water leased by BCH for the plant. They stated that it could negatively impact downstream people and wildlife. Governor
Herbert released a 10-year energy plan the following month that included options for nuclear power in Utah. A poll conducted shortly before the release of that plan
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After winning a three-year legal battle over water rights, Blue Castle began reviewing construction companies to work on building the plant. The project is projected to cost up to $ 20 billion, though BCH projected only $ 13.4 billion as of
January 2017. The plant is expected to produce up to 4000
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Transition Power Development (TPD). TPD planned to have a minimum of two 1500 megawatt reactors active when the plant went live, though the proposed site could support three reactors. The plant is
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suggested the plant would bring over 2000 short term jobs and 1000 high-paying long term jobs to the area. In the
January 2017 webinar, BCH stated there could be up to 4000 short term jobs and "800-1,000 people in long term good jobs" such as electricians and engineers.
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reactors. It was originally proposed in 2007 by
Transition Power Development, which became Blue Castle Holdings (BCH) in 2009. With no updates on the Blue Castle Holdings website since 2019, the project seems to be on hold.
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stated in late 2008 that "if we are going to be serious about carbon emissions, we have to have a much larger nuclear component in our electric production" in November 2008. Gary Kofford, the county commissioner for
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engineer. The decision was appealed, but the appeals court upheld the decision of the 7th District Court judge in July 2016, stating the arguments by the plaintiffs were "often inadequately supported and briefed".
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projected to "increase Utah's electrical capacity by approximately 50 percent". The plant was proposed in part to support a projected 2016 need for power from
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will be producing the nuclear reactors for the power plant. In November 2016, BCH began looking for contractors to build the facilities.
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through Emery County every year, and bringing over 2000 short term jobs and 1000 high-paying long term jobs to the area. Governor
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were done using 18 boreholes from 30–150 feet (9.1–45.7 m) in depth, and the data was being analyzed as of February 2016.
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short term jobs during construction and about 1000 long term jobs in the Green River area.
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1272:"Blue Castle CEO says proposed nuclear plant unaffected by Westinghouse bankruptcy"
936:"Blue Castle Holdings and Page Electric Utility Sign New Nuclear Power Project MOU"
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regarding the fast-tracking of new nuclear programs in the western United States.
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originally projected: 2023. No updates on currently planned start of construction
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909:. Salt Lake City, Utah: Blue Castle Holdings. September 28, 2009.
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with Page Electric Utility (PEU)—an electrical utility company in
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686:"Nuclear Plant in Works for Utah; Coal Developer Joins Effort"
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1338:"Frequently Asked Questions: Where is the Blue Castle site?"
1714:"Proposed nuclear power plant's use of Utah water debated"
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Planned nuclear power plant located near Green River, Utah
1442:"An Alternative for Utah's Disappearing Coal Mining Jobs"
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734:"Update on the Nuclear Power Plant for Green River"
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1623:. December 2, 2008. Archived from
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973:. Nuclear Street. June 11, 2010.
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1278:. Moab, Utah. June 15, 2017.
545:Nuclear technology portal
501:Nuclear Regulatory Commission
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278:Westinghouse Electric Company
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1611:"Nuclear goes Green (River)"
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1509:"Utahns back nuclear power"
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1821:. Salt Lake City, Utah.
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1621:Grand Junction, Colorado
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1340:. Blue Castle Holdings.
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557:United States portal
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402:Grand Junction, Colorado
71:39.013898°N 110.240249°W
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95:Construction began
1915:Power stations in Utah
449:A forum hosted by the
406:Utah State Legislature
113:Construction cost
76:39.013898; -110.240249
1881:. November 30, 2017.
1845:"BCH Management Team"
1484:. November 17, 2007.
1276:The Times-Independent
738:Emery County Progress
693:Energy Prospects West
616:bluecastleproject.com
459:atmospheric scientist
428:Utah State University
134:Reactor supplier
1818:Deseret Morning News
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1752:Deseret Morning News
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1591:on February 25, 2017
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1417:. January 21, 2010.
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844:Deseret Morning News
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654:Salt Lake City, Utah
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491:Blue Castle Holdings
451:Sutherland Institute
319:Hydrological studies
213:Rocky Mountain Power
124:Blue Castle Holdings
104:Commission date
942:. October 5, 2009.
457:A 2013 letter from
393:Senator Bob Bennett
179:nuclear power plant
175:Blue Castle Project
142:External links
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22:Blue Castle Project
1616:The Daily Sentinel
1580:The Daily Sentinel
1108:Emery County, Utah
587:University of Utah
521:University of Utah
432:University of Utah
307:Emery County, Utah
1375:Salt Lake Tribune
1311:Salt Lake Tribune
1209:Salt Lake Tribune
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814:. April 7, 2009.
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533:Energy portal
497:GE Nuclear Energy
259:Green River, Utah
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