A state appellate court rejected a state siting order for adding two nuclear units at Florida Power & Light's Turkey Point plant near Homestead.
April 21, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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Florida Power & Light Co. said it made progress on another front, solving water-quality problems at Turkey Point operations.
A state appellate court delivered a setback Wednesday on Florida Power & Light Co.’s plan to add two nuclear reactors at its Turkey Point plant near Homestead.
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