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Located in: Regulation and Safety
05 October 2012
Safety is generally good at Europe's nuclear power plants although nearly all need to make some improvements, according to the European Commission's formally released findings on the results of stress tests. Some regulators are not entirely happy with the way the Commission has drawn its conclusions.
Located in: Regulation and Safety
05 October 2012
Japan's newly established Nuclear Regulation Authority aims to have a new safety legal framework in place by July 2013 to enable the country's idled nuclear power reactors to restart. However, it is currently unclear who will ultimately be responsible for authorizing restarts.
Located in: Regulation and Safety
02 October 2012
A leaked copy of the European Commission's draft report on the findings from stress tests at all of Europe's nuclear power plants has sparked widespread media coverage.
Located in: Nuclear Policies
01 October 2012
Residents will see their electricity costs rise as Switzerland makes more use of fossil fuels on its way to phasing out nuclear power under the country's proposed new energy strategy.
Located in: New Nuclear
01 October 2012
The Japan Electric Power Development Corp (J-Power) will resume construction of the Ohma nuclear power plant in Aomori prefecture. It will be the first Japanese nuclear construction project to restart since all such projects were suspended following the Fukushima accident.
Located in: Corporate
28 September 2012
There has been extensive speculation that today is the deadline for bids for the UK's Horizon Nuclear Power, which holds two approved sites earmarked for nuclear new build.
Located in: Regulation and Safety
28 September 2012
.jpg "Fukushima Daiichi 3 fuel pond debris, November 2011 and September 2012 (84x48)")
A steel beam slipped into the fuel pond of Fukushima Daiichi 3 during an operation to remove tonnes of debris. Engineers confirmed by inspection that no damage was caused.
Located in: Nuclear Policies
26 September 2012
Growth rates may have slowed but world nuclear energy capacity will nevertheless continue to increase over the coming decades, according to the latest projections from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).
Located in: Regulation and Safety
25 September 2012
An industry team that will review safety of new nuclear power plants before they start up has been assembled by the World Association of Nuclear Operators (WANO) at a new office in Hong Kong.
Located in: Corporate
25 September 2012
Newly signed contracts have seen one of Areva's largest ever uranium orders, which will help to secure over 20 years' fuel supply for EDF's reactors.
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