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Located in: Nuclear Policies
16 November 2011
In pursuit of a functioning government Belgium has reversed a 2009 agreement and proposed a crippling tax on nuclear power, leading to threats of court action.
Located in: Regulation and Safety
15 November 2011
Japan has been advised not to be overly conservative in its decontamination of areas affected by the Fukushima accident. Its work so far has been good but it should focus squarely on effective reduction of radiation dose.
Located in: Regulation and Safety
14 November 2011
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Shikoku Electric Power Co has submitted the results of the first part of the two-step stress tests for unit 3 of its Ikata nuclear power plant in Ehime prefecture. It is the second Japanese utility to submit a stress test result.
Located in: Corporate
10 November 2011
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RWE and EOn have both cited the country's nuclear power phaseout as a major factor behind falling incomes in their third-quarter results, with the curtailed lifespan of German plants plus the government's nuclear fuel tax costing billions of euros.
Located in: Energy and Environment
09 November 2011
An insecure, inefficient and high carbon energy system will exist in 2035 unless radical changes take place, the International Energy Agency (IEA) warns in the latest edition of its World Energy Outlook report.
Located in: Nuclear Policies
08 November 2011
The cost of generating electricity with nuclear power plants could rise by as much as ¥1.60 ($0.02) per kilowatt-hour if the risk of a serious accident is factored in, according to the Japan Atomic Energy Commission. Meanwhile, a French utility group has warned that cutting France's dependency on nuclear energy would be an expensive option.
Located in: Corporate
07 November 2011
The Japanese government has approved a special business plan put forward by Tokyo Electric Power Company (Tepco) that will release government funds to compensate those affected by the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear accident.
Located in: Corporate
07 November 2011
France's Areva and KazAtomProm of Kazakhstan have signed an agreement for the construction of a nuclear fuel plant. Areva is also strengthening its collaboration with China National Nuclear Corporation.
Located in: Nuclear Policies
03 November 2011
No life extensions will be granted to Taipower's existing nuclear power plants in a newly announced nuclear energy policy that promises eventually to make the island 'nuclear-free'.
Located in: Regulation and Safety
03 November 2011
The origin of xenon in the containment of Fukushima Daiichi 2 is currently considered to be spontaneous fission, a process of radioactive decay not involving any chain reaction.
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