How much did Duane Arnold Energy Center cost to build?
The Duane Arnold Energy Center is the single-unit General Electric Type 4 boiling water reactor plant of about 615 MW near Palo, Iowa, built by Bechtel from 1970 and in commercial operation from 1 February 1975 until it ceased producing power on 10 August 2020, with a restart planned by NextEra and Google for early 2029. The US Energy Information Administration's Iowa nuclear profile lists its construction cost as 1.165 billion dollars in 2007 dollars.
Reported project cost
$1.165 billion
Cost basis: 2007
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