This document discusses the sensitivity of future reactor neutrino experiments to determine the neutrino mass hierarchy. It finds that to achieve a greater than 3-sigma determination within 5 years, an energy resolution of less than 3% for the alpha term and less than 0.5% for the beta term is required. Interference among reactor cores can significantly impact the sensitivity. The experiment would also need an 18 kiloton detector located 50 km from a 16.5 gigawatt reactor complex. With such parameters, neutrino oscillation parameters could be measured to less than 1% accuracy.