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Beginning of the operation
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Firsted opened
They had just opend it and ready for business -
Unit 2 opened
They opened this one so they can bring in more electricity. -
Licensed issued for unit 3
They have issued them the license. Now they can work -
Unit 3 opened
They have opened it months after the licensed was issued -
The First Unit retired
Now it is a designated nuclear historic landmark by the american nuclear society. -
A problem with the feedwater regulator value
it had far more than any other plant in the Midwest, the only region for which figures were available -
Accident
Loss of power causes multiple equipment failures. -
License issued for unit 2
They have issued it 20 years later after it was open -
It has been fined $1.6 million
They have been fined because they couldn't keep complete records showing the inventory disposal of all special nuclear material in its possession. -
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission extends their license
They have extened it for another 27 years so they can generate more electricity. -
Generating power
Units 2 and 3 generated a total of 14,593,127 megawatt hours enough to power as many as one million homes throughout Chicago and Nrthern Illinois. -
Completion of temporary instruction
They are trying to renew it longer -
Dresden issues a alret
At 10:16 a.m. they issued alert because chemical leak restricet access to the vital area that house uses cooling water pumps. -
2nd Unit license expires
Its the end of the license -
3rd Unit license expires
Its the end of the license
