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Located in: Regulation and Safety
26 July 2011
India has outlined its plans to bolster plant defence and preparedness to handle events of the scale of the tsunami that engulfed Fukushima Daiichi.
Located in: Regulation and Safety
25 July 2011
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Japan's two-step nuclear stress tests are beginning as government and authorities seek to bring back nuclear power supply.
Located in: Corporate
22 July 2011
A financial notice from EnBW has noted the "considerable financial burden" of Germany's recent nuclear policy shift as the cause for a projected loss.
Located in: Regulation and Safety
22 July 2011
Chubu Electric Power Company has announced its plans to increase tsunami and flooding protection for the Hamaoka nuclear power plant, which was closed by an extraordinary order from the Japanese prime minister.
Located in: New Nuclear
21 July 2011
The schedule for Flamanville 3 has been revised with commercial operation now slated for 2016, said EDF yesterday when describing "a new approach to organisation" of the project.
Located in: Regulation and Safety
20 July 2011
Emissions of radioactivity from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant are a tiny fraction of those during the height of the accident as Tokyo Electric Power Company moves to the next phase of its stabilisation roadmap.
Located in: Regulation and Safety
19 July 2011
As a strong typhoon approaches Japan, a temporary cover has been constructed for the damaged roof of one the turbine buildings at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant. Meanwhile, stable cooling of the damaged reactors and used fuel pools has been achieved.
Located in: Corporate
18 July 2011
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The utility EnBW has announced that it will sue the German government over its unique nuclear fuel tax, while another nuclear utility is talking with Gazprom as a strategic partner for new power plants.
Located in: Industry Talk
15 July 2011
Workers at the damaged Fukushima Daiichi plant in Japan have been given a boost to their morale as one of their former female colleagues has helped the national soccer team to get through to the finals of the FIFA Women's World Cup. On 9 July, former Tokyo Electric Power Co (Tepco) employee Karina Maruyama was brought on as a substitute and scored a last-minute goal that enabled the Japanese team to beat host-nation Germany. Maruyama told the Chunichi Shimbun newspaper that she cried when she later read a message on her blog from a former colleague working at the Fukushima Daiichi plant saying that the goal had "renewed our will to work and strive together." Maruyama, who currently plays for Japanese club JEF United Ladies, worked at the plant between 2005 and 2009 while playing for Mareese, a club sponsored by Tepco. Japan went on to beat Sweden in the semi-finals on 13 July and will now face the USA in the finals in Frankfurt on 17 July.
Located in: Regulation and Safety
14 July 2011
While already considered safe, US nuclear power plants should improve their preparedness for major accidents and ensure that back-up power sources would be available, a task force has recommended to the country's regulator. The group also suggested ways of improving the USA's nuclear safety framework.
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