$2,300/kW $2,300/kW

A. 95% or more complete:

Diablo Canyon 1, 1,084 MW, Pacific Gas & Electric ..$1,700/kW Shoreham, 819 MW, Long Island Lighting Co.b

Wm. H. Zimmer, 810 MW, Cincinatti E & G

Grand Gulf 1, 1250 MW, Mississippi P&L

Palo Verde 1, 1270 MW, Arizona PS Co.

.$4,500+/kW

.$3,900/kW

Beaver Valley 2 MW, 844 MW, Duquesne

Diablo Canyon 1, 1,106 MW, Pacific Gas & Electric ..$1,700/kW

Lighting Co. (Pa.)

$3,700/kW

Susquehanna 2, 1,050 MW, PA Power & Light Co. Nine Mile Pt. Pt. 2, 1,085 MW, Niagara Mohawk

$1,900/kW

$1,900/kW

Hope Creek 1, 1,67 MW, Public Service E&G (N.J.). . . $3,600/kW

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