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The Nuclear Operating and Maintenance Expense Survey is an HGP registered trade-marked database covering the key performance parameters for the 104 operating commercial nuclear units in the United States.
HGP's Objective Criteria for Peer Group Selection
HGP's Seven (7) NOMES® Peer Groups
Major NOMES® Attributes
Key Performance Parameters Analyzed by HGP
NOMES® Special Topics
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