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Gulf Power spokesman Jeff Rogers told Sunshine Slate that the company is considering a nuclear power plant in the north part of Escambia County: “When the forecast shows a need, nuclear would be an option for the land as well as natural gas and other forms of generation. As of right now there is not a need, however, it’s projected there may be a need in the next 10-15 years.â€
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