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Future of nuclear energy in Mississippi

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Entergy Mississippi CEO Haley Fisackerly believes that the Magnolia State will soon aim to shift its focus to nuclear energy following the sheer amount of successful energy output from the state's only nuclear power plant in Port Gibson, called Grand Gulf.

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Future of nuclear energy in Mississippi

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SuperTalk Mississippi NewsFuture of nuclear energy in Mississippi. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

A Super Talk Mississippi Media Production Still stuck on hold and paying too much for insurance? Switch to Eminem Insurance Agency, real people, real options, real savings. Call 601-651-6001 or visit Eminem Insurance Agency.net today. I'm Griffin Ray with Super Talk News brought to you by Mama Justice. If you've been injured and need legal representation, call Mama Justice now for a free consultation at 662-883-6262. Energy Mississippi CEO, Halifah Sacrily, believes that the Magnolia State will soon aim to shift its focus to nuclear energy following the sheer amount of successful energy output from these states' only nuclear power plant in Port Gibson called Grand Gulf. New nuclear. Where's the opportunities? We are investigating that as all utilities and because of the growth and because of the need to diversify our fuel sources for electricity and for the desire for clean energy,

because nuclear power plants emit no emissions. The plumes you see above that are just vapor. A cleaner alternative to energy in Mississippi could not only help improve the environment, but also save on fuel according to Sacrily. A Super Talk Mississippi Media Production

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