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A $120 Billion Westinghouse Reactor Plan Is Taking Shape. Here’s What History Says Happened the Last Time the U.S. Built Them.

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The last AP1000 builds in the U.S. blew past their budgets and bankrupted Westinghouse. This time the structure looks different, and that’s what matters.

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