At full capacity, the plants would provide up to 30 megawatts of power – with opportunities to expand, according to an Oklo news release. That’s enough to power nearly 25,000 homes, according to WOUB Public Media.
and The Plain Dealer that Oklo may apply for tax credits or incentives, such as federal clean-energy tax credits offered through the Inflation Reduction Act.
The state currently has two traditionally designed nuclear plants in operation: Davis-Besse in Ottawa County and Perry in Lake County. Those plants arethan the proposed Piketon plants: Perry’s maximum output is about 1,268 megawatts, enough power for about 1.4 million homes, while Davis-Besse can produce 908 megawatts, which can power 1.1 million homes.
SODI also is evaluating offering other parcels of land for potential future manufacturing or industrial facilities, according to the release. There have long been environmental concerns about the Piketon site, which the federal government and private contractors operated from 1954 to 2001 to enrich uranium for nuclear weapons and, later, for nuclear power plant fuel.after a report was released revealing that previous testing at the school found traces of neptunium, a radioactive carcinogen, according to the Dayton Daily News.
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