Original sentence: It makes available a pool of funds (as of 2004, approximately 9.5 billion dollars) to compensate people who incur damages from a nuclear or radiological incident, regardless of who is liable.The Price-Anderson Nuclear Industries Indemnity Act (commonly called simply the Price-Anderson Act) was added in 1957 as a new section of the Atomic Energy Act.The act covers all nuclear facilities constructed before 2002 — an extension is required to cover facilities built after that year
Edited sentence: According to the US Department of Energy, the cost of nuclear energy does not include the actual cost of insurance, instead, this cost is hidden by an Act of Congress and passed on to taxpayers as a direct transfer of wealth.As such it does not encourage responsable beviour, nor does it discourage irresponsible behaviour.In other industries, parties who make mistakes must pay a higher insurance premium, which weeds out careless practitioners and improves the safety of everyone concerned.The Act was intended to encourage private companies to participate in building nuclear power plants, it was added in 1957 as a new section of the Atomic Energy Act and makes available a pool of funds (as of 2004, approximately 9.5 billion dollars) to cover liabilities for a nuclear accident or radiological incident on a no fault basis.The Price Anderson Act removes this incentive to be safe and instead rewards those who cut costs at the expense of safety.The Price-Anderson Nuclear Industries Indemnity Act (commonly called simply the Price-Anderson Act) , is "essentially a subsidy"  for investors in nuclear power plants