Denver Airport Delays Nuclear Reactor Study After Council Member Pushback

Denver airport delays nuclear reactor study after council member pushback

A city council member's concern pulls the plug on DIA's proposed energy study for now.

Denver airport delays study on using nuclear power to get public feedback

Denver City Councilwoman Stacie Gilmore has asked Denver International Airport officials to delay a study on using nuclear power so people in her district can give their feedback.

Denver airport postpones SMR study amid pushback - ExchangeMonitor

(Page 1) Only days after Denver International Airport announced a feasibility study for a small modular reactor, the process is being put on hold after a city

Denver International Airport Pauses Nuclear Power Study Following Community Concerns

Plans to explore small modular nuclear reactors (SMRs) as a power source for Denver International Airport (DIA) have been put on hold less than a week after the proposal was announced. Denver Mayor Mike Johnston and Airport CEO Phil Washington introduced the idea last Wednesday, citing the airport’s growing passenger numbers and long-term energy needs. The study, projected to cost about $1 million over six to 12 months, was intended to assess th…