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Mississippi
Mississippi’s Grand Gulf nuclear power plant is home to the largest boiling water reactor in the U.S., which alone provides nearly a quarter of the state’s electricity needs. Over the last several years, Mississippi has been active in researching ethanol technologies as an energy alternative source. In 2003, plans were announced to build the Mississippi’s first ethanol production facility. |
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Latest News
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05.21.08 ::
Mississippi State University Wins DOE and GM Challenge X 2008 Advanced Vehicle Competition
03.05.08 ::
DOE Plans Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement for New Petroleum Reserve Site in Mississippi
10.04.07 ::
DOE Announces Final Rule for Loan Guarantee Program
08.24.07 ::
Deputy Secretary of Energy in Mississippi to Discuss President Bush’s Energy Initiatives at the Southern Governors’ Association Annual Meeting
02.14.07 ::
Secretary Bodman Signs Record of Decision on New SPR Site
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