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Valar Atomics, energy storage and more discussed at Price City Council meeting

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PRICE — Valar Atomics and its proposed nuclear energy development in Carbon County drew considerable attention during the Price City Council meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 28. Council members also considered a battery energy storage project and several other city matters during the meeting.

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