Nov 8th, 2009 - Washington Post
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The boards of Constellation Energy and EDF on Friday completed a $4.5 billion transaction, securing a future for the proposed third reactor at Calvert Cliffs Nuclear Plant.
The Maryland Public Service Commission's Oct. 30 decision was the last of state and federal hurdles needed to complete EDF's $4.5 billion investment to own about 49 percent of Constellation Energy's existing nuclear facilities. The approval came with several conditions, including a rebate of about $100 to each customer of Baltimore Gas and Electric, a Constellation subsidiary, this winter.
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