Nuclear power plants in the United States have continued to improve their performance
steadily over the past decade. In 2007, according to industry data, these plants achieved
a record-low production cost of 1.68 cents per kilowatt hour and a record-high level
of electricity production. This is a result of many high-performing nuclear fleets that
have evolved since deregulation in 1997. Nuclear electricity generation is also expected
to significantly offset increased carbon dioxide emissions and long-term climate
change concerns.
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