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Does energy Harbor have a nuclear plant?

Energy Harbor's nuclear fleet comprises the two-unit Beaver Valley nuclear power plant in Pennsylvania, as well as the single-unit Davis-Besse and Perry plants in Ohio. Vistra operates the Comanche Peak plant and its used fuel storage facilities in Texas.

Where is energy harbor located?

Energy Harbor's Perry nuclear power plant in North Perry, Ohio. The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission on Feb. 16, 2024, approved Vistra's planned purchase of Energy Harbor. The image by Cards84664 is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0 This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback.

Does Vistra own energy Harbor?

Texas-based Vistra announced in March that it had executed a definitive agreement with Energy Harbor Corporation on the transaction to combine Energy Harbor's nuclear and retail businesses with Vistra's nuclear and retail businesses and Vistra Zero renewables and storage projects under a newly-formed subsidiary holding company.

Does Vistra own a nuclear power plant?

Texas-based energy company Vistra Corp. is adding to its nuclear power generation capacity. The group on March 6 announced it would buy Ohio-based Energy Harbor Corp. in a $3.4 billion deal that includes ownership of three nuclear power stations.

What will energy Harbor do with Vistra vision?

Energy Harbor’s assets will be added to Vistra Vision, a newly formed clean energy subsidiary that will have 6.4 GW of nuclear generation, about 5 million retail customers, and about 2.4 GW of renewable energy and energy storage projects that are online or under development.

Will FERC approve energy Harbor?

FERC’s approval was the last regulatory hurdle needed before the deal’s planned completion in the “coming weeks,” the Irving, Texas-based independent power producer said Monday. Energy Harbor’s primary assets are three nuclear power plants — Beaver Valley, Davis-Besse and Perry — totaling 4,048 MW in Ohio and Pennsylvania.