Energy
Shumlin: Yankee plant should step up cleanup
10/12 Shumlin: Yankee plant should step up cleanup
Vt. Yankee tritium found in well tied to aquifer
10/9 Vt. Yankee tritium found in well tied to aquifer
Tritium found in well water at Vt. Yankee nuclear plant
10/9 Tritium found in well water at Vt. Yankee nuclear plant
Brian Dubie takes a shot on Vermont Yankee
7/29 Brian Dubie Takes a Shot on Vermont Yankee
Shumlin, Dubie Spar Over Vt. Yankee
7/28 Shumlin, Dubie Spar Over Vt. Yankee
Shumlin criticizes Dubie after comments on Vt. Yankee viability
7/28 Shumlin Criticizes Dubie after Comments on Vt Yankee viability
Burlington Free Press: Shumlin unveils economic plan
By Terri Hallenbeck Burlington Free Press Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Peter Shumlin released an economic-development plan Wednesday in which he said he would boost the economy by implementing a single-payer health-insurance plan, expanding Internet coverage, and expanding early education and higher-education opportunities. Shumlin, one of five Democrats seeking the party’s nomination for governor in this year’s [...]
International Brotherhood of Teamsters Endorse Peter Shumlin
The International Brotherhood of Teamsters, with its 1,000 members have endorsed Peter Shumlin for Governor.
Shumlin: Yes to clean energy; No to Enexus
By Sen. Peter Shumlin
Will we stake out a bold new energy agenda that creates thousands of good Vermont jobs in the fields of renewable energy and efficiency?
Vermont Yankee on Vermont Edition
The Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Plant’s operating license expires in 2012 and this winter lawmakers in Montpelier gear up for the re-licensing debate and a potential vote. We talk to Senate President Peter Shumlin and Entergy Vice President Jay Thayer about some of the unresolved questions surrounding Vermont Yankee
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Shumlin skeptical about Entergy spinoff company
MONTPELIER — The Vermont Yankee nuclear plant’s future as a provider of a third of the state’s electricity could be in jeopardy if the plant’s owner
Shumlin: Yankee Plan Could Hinder License
Senate President Peter Shumlin says the owner of Vermont Yankee, the Entergy Corporation, is taking actions that make it less likely the Legislature will vote to extend the plant’s license beyond 2012.
At issue is a proposal to reorganize the ownership of Vermont Yankee and 5 other plants.
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