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Good luck trying to get a nuclear power plant built anywhere in this state. Nobody’s going to want that in their community even though I think that’s the best option for generating electricity and getting rid of these coal-fired plants and other types of electricity generators.
Transport and storage of the resulting nuclear waste is always the hardest part. No one has good answers for that yet, only band aids and pie in the sky dreams. The problem is no state wants to be a nuclear waste repository. While Nuclear power could eventually be a great option, the support infrastructure is not in place.