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Located in: Nuclear Policies
06 June 2011
UPDATED Three of Germany's operating nuclear reactors will close before the end of the decade under draft legislation which firms up the arrangements leading to a phaseout of nuclear power.
Located in: Regulation and Safety
06 June 2011
Two workers at the damaged Fukushima Daiichi plant have reportedly been exposed to radiation amounts exceeding the safety limit set by the government.
Located in: Regulation and Safety
03 June 2011
A new cooling system for the fuel pond at Fukushima Daiichi 2 has rapidly reduced water temperature, but operators still struggle with huge volumes of contaminated water.
Located in: Corporate
03 June 2011
Japan's Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) is still aiming to reach its goal of doubling its global nuclear power-related orders by 2014. The company's US subsidiary has announced plans for a new engineering centre in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Located in: Nuclear Policies
02 June 2011
Italy's Supreme Court has ruled that a referendum to be held in the country later this month should include a question on the future development of nuclear power, despite government efforts to avert such a vote.
Located in: Corporate
01 June 2011
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EOn is counting the cost of Germany's new energy policies and preparing to put its case to government for a multi-billion euro compensation deal.
Located in: Regulation and Safety
01 June 2011
.jpg "Mike Weightman at Fukushima Daini, May 2011 (Greg Webb/IAEA)")
The handling of the Fukushima nuclear crisis was "exemplary," said a preliminary report from the International Atomic Energy Agency, and could eventually show "what can be achieved in responding to such extreme nuclear events."
Located in: Nuclear Policies
31 May 2011
Germany's policy reversal on nuclear has been completed with a new push to enter the 'age of renewables' and the accelerated dumping of nuclear technology. Industry has yet to react.
Located in: Nuclear Policies
27 May 2011
Only ten minutes were allocated for leaders of the G8 countries to discuss nuclear energy at the summit in Deauville, France. Host President Nicolas Sarkozy of France said, "Many among the G8 think that there is no alternative to nuclear power, even if we are convinced of the need to develop alternative energy, renewable energy.
Located in: Regulation and Safety
26 May 2011
Computer analysis of reactor damage at Fukushima Daiichi has indicated more serious fuel melt has probably occurred than previously thought at units 2 and 3.
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