TEPCO

that lied about deadly levels of radiation at Fukushima


is part of the industry

Southern Company CEO Tom Fanning brags about
as producing

“nuclear power as a clean, safe, affordable solution for this
world’s energy future”.

SO and Georgia Power are building two new nukes at Plant Vogtle on the
Savannah River, including

parts by Korea’s document-forging Doosan.
Forging as in lying, as in what the Korean press is now calling

the Korean nuclear mafia of power companies, vendors, and testers.
Stateside
U.S. NRC
is refusing to supply Congress with safety documents.
And when I asked NRC if they were going to take account of Doosan
in their

webinar about foreign ownership of U.S. nuclear reactors
NRC staff told me Vogtle was an unbuilt reactor and they were only dealing
with existing power reactors.
Which is very strange, considering their Commission Direction
explicitly refers to unbuilt and not-even-permitted Calvert Cliffs 3
in its subject.

And considering Doosan’s online map of its customers includes
not only six not built yet,

Vogtle 3,4, Summer 2,3,
Duke Energy’s Levy County 1,2 (since

cancelled),
but also nine operating nuclear power reactors,
Entergy’s

Waterford 3 (west of New Orleans; remember the dark Super Bowl?),
TVA’s

Sequoyah 1 and 2 near Chattanooga and

Watts Bar 1 near Knoxville
(all
within 500 miles of here) plus
Entergy’s
Indian Point 2 and 3 near New York City and
Arizona Public Service’s

Palo Verde 1,2,3 near Phoenix, Arizona.
With Vogtle 2 and 3, that’s fifteen reactors in the U.S.
supplied by document-forging Doosan.
OK, 13 now that

Levy County 1 and 2 won’t be built.

How about we say the same soon about Vogtle 3 and 4?
That they won’t be built?
Probably Georgia Power CEO Paul Bowers could say that.
GA PSC, Georgia legislature, or SO CEO Tom Fanning could say that.
We’re listening.

-jsq