Nuclear power

New Research to Help Identify Safe Sites for Nuclear Waste Storage
New insights into rates of bedrock erosion by glaciers around the world will help to identify better sites for the safe storage of nuclear waste, according to r…
Nuclear Equipment
Russia Starts Automated System Hot Tests on Leningrad II-2
Rosatom says the automated process control system installed at Leningrad II unit 2 is ready for hot tests on the reactor equipment. Hot tests mark the final sta…
Nuclear Technology
GE Hitachi Nuclear Venture Enters NRC Licensing Phase for SMR Design
The next generation of nuclear energy, which is striving to keep the carbon-free thermal generation source relevant vs. gas-fired turbines and renewables, just …
Nuclear Technology
DOE Invites Feedback on Advanced Reactor Programme
The Advanced Reactor Demonstration (ARD) Program was initiated last year to demonstrate multiple advanced reactor designs.
Nuclear Fuel
Canadian Company Seeks New Site to Bury Nuclear Waste
A power company is reconsidering its options after dropping plans to bury waste from its nuclear plants on the Canadian shore of Lake Huron, officials said Wedn…
Nuclear Technology
A Week of Trials and Triumphs for Nuclear
The past week saw interesting developments worldwide for nuclear new builds, small modular reactors (SMRs), and advanced nuclear fuel.
Nuclear Power Plant
Russia Reaches Milestone with Kursk II RPV
Kursk II will also be the first Russian nuclear power plant to have a digital automated system for managing costs and scheduling during the construction process…
Nuclear Policy
Brazil, USA Promote Cooperation in Nuclear Energy
The USA is holding a trade mission to Brazil, and plans one to India this month, and to Poland and the Czech Republic in March.
Nuclear Power Plant
Viewpoint: Australia Must Embrace Nuclear Power
Australia has three electricity futures - coal, nuclear or chaos. It's time to bring Australia into the 21st century by aggressively embracing the nuclear one, …
Nuclear Technology
France and Poland Should Consider Nuclear Energy Cooperation
France and Poland should consider cooperation in nuclear energy, French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said on Monday, as central Europe’s largest economy loo…
Nuclear Power Plant
South Korea Continues Nuclear Phase-out
South Korea has announced the permanent closure of another nuclear reactor, as the country continues to phase out thermal power generation and increase the use …
Nuclear Power Plant
Iran to Advance Nuclear Program
The spokesman for the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI) said that Iran will advance its nuclear program with greater determination despite US pressures,…
Nuclear Power Plant
UAE Nuclear Power Plant’s First Reactor Ready for Operation
The first reactor at the United Arab Emirates’ Barakah Nuclear Energy Plant passed a milestone assessment needed to begin operations, UAE state news agency WAM…
Nuclear Technology
Engineers Publish New Research on Meltdown Materials
Engineers at the UK's University of Sheffield have developed materials that they say could be used to help decommission the Chernobyl and Fukushima nuclear powe…
Nuclear Power Plant
Fukushima Radioactive Water Should be Released Into Ocean, Say Japan Experts
Build-up of contaminated water from wrecked nuclear plant has been sticking point in clean-up likely to take decades.

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Nuclear power

New Research to Help Identify Safe Sites for Nuclear Waste Storage

Russia Starts Automated System Hot Tests on Leningrad II-2

GE Hitachi Nuclear Venture Enters NRC Licensing Phase for SMR Design

DOE Invites Feedback on Advanced Reactor Programme

Canadian Company Seeks New Site to Bury Nuclear Waste

A Week of Trials and Triumphs for Nuclear

Russia Reaches Milestone with Kursk II RPV

Brazil, USA Promote Cooperation in Nuclear Energy

Viewpoint: Australia Must Embrace Nuclear Power

France and Poland Should Consider Nuclear Energy Cooperation

South Korea Continues Nuclear Phase-out

Iran to Advance Nuclear Program

UAE Nuclear Power Plant’s First Reactor Ready for Operation

Engineers Publish New Research on Meltdown Materials

Fukushima Radioactive Water Should be Released Into Ocean, Say Japan Experts