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2026 ANS Annual Conference
May 31–June 3, 2026
Denver, CO|Sheraton Denver
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New York takes two more steps towards nuclear
In 2025, New York Gov. Kathy Hochul was a vocal supporter of new nuclear development in the state. In October, she called on the New York Power Authority (NYPA)—the state’s public electric utility—to add 1 GW of new nuclear.
At the tail end of December, New York made more nuclear progress on three fronts. Hochul signed an agreement with Ontario Premier Doug Ford to collaborate on new nuclear development, Ontario Power Generation (OPG) signed a memorandum of understanding with the NYPA, and New York finalized its 2025 energy plan.
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2000 Post Road,Warwick, RI 02886401-691-2000
DRIVING DIRECTIONS
2000 Post Road Warwick, RI 02886
Our convenient Interstate location in Warwick, Rhode Island, and nearby proximity to Boston, Cape Cod, Newport and Rhode Island's capital city, Providence, makes it a snap getting to the airport and getting you on your way.Below are easy to follow directions to TF Green Airport in Warwick, RI, conveniently located one mile off I-95 at the end of Exit #13. Quite literally, once you exit the highway, the exit ramp takes you directly to our doorstep. No city traffic to fight and no confusion about what turns to take.
From Providence, Northern Rhode Island, Massachusetts and points NorthTake I-95 South to Exit 13.
From Cape Cod and Eastern MassachusettsTake Rt. 195 West to I-95 South to Exit 13.From Southern Rhode Island and ConnecticutTake I-95 North to Exit 13.From WorcesterTake MA-146 South which becomes RI-146 SouthTake RI I-295 S to Exit 3A, RI-37 East to I-95 SouthTake Exit 13Approximate Travel TimesFrom ProvidenceTravel time approx: 10 minutesTravel distance: 8.5 milesFrom New HavenTravel time approx: 109 minutesTravel distance: 96 milesFrom New LondonTravel time approx: 59 minutesTravel distance: 50 milesFrom BostonTravel time approx: 71 minutesTravel distance: 59 milesFrom WorcesterTravel time approx: 73 minutesTravel distance: 51 miles
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