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Located in: Energy and Environment
15 June 2011
The total amount of electricity generated by nuclear powers plants around the world increased in 2010 following three consecutive years of decline. However, a sharp drop in output is foreseen for 2011 as a result of the Fukushima accident.
Located in: Nuclear Policies
15 June 2011
The Economist Intelligence Unit sees a decade of growth for nuclear power with only a marginal impact from the Fukushima accident.
Located in: Regulation and Safety
13 June 2011
European Union energy ministers have expressed their support for stress tests at EU nuclear power plants. They also warned of the effects of Germany's decision to phase out nuclear power on European energy aims and goals.
Located in: Regulation and Safety
13 June 2011
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While progress has been made in cooling the used fuel pool at Fukushima Daiichi unit 2, an inspection of the reactor building at unit 4 suggests workers may face problems setting up a similar cooling system there. Meanwhile, tests have confirmed that two workers have received radiation doses of over 650 millisieverts.
Located in: Regulation and Safety
10 June 2011
Active testing is to begin on a facility to treat and store contaminated water at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, where some 100,000 tonnes of contaminated water has to be managed.
Located in: Regulation and Safety
10 June 2011
Three electricity industry organizations have joined forces to integrate and coordinate the US nuclear industry's response to the Fukushima accident in Japan. Meanwhile, a poll indicates that worldwide public support for nuclear energy remains high despite the accident.
Located in: Regulation and Safety
09 June 2011
Regulators and plant operators must strive for continuous improvement of nuclear safety in the wake of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear accident, nuclear regulatory authorities from around the world have agreed.
Located in: Regulation and Safety
08 June 2011
In a report on the Fukushima accident, the Japanese government has recognized deficiencies in preparedness and responses. However, it insists that lessons will be learned from the accident.
Located in: Industry Talk
08 June 2011
Switzerland's National Council has voted in support of the phase out of nuclear energy in the country following a decision by the Swiss cabinet not to replace its existing nuclear plants. 101 members of the 200-seat lower house of the Swiss parliament voted in favour of phasing out nuclear energy by 2034, with 54 against. The proposal must also be approved by the upper house, the 46-member Council of States. Switzerland currently relies on five nuclear plants to generate 40% of its electricity, and up until the accident at Japan's Fukushima Daiichi plant triggered by the 11 March earthquake and tsunami had been planning to replace its reactors with new units as they reached the end of their operating lives.
Located in: Corporate
08 June 2011
Uranium One has become the operator of the Mkuju River uranium project in Tanzania following the acquisition of Mantra Resources by AtomRedMetZoloto (ARMZ) and will manage the development of the project and other Mantra exploration activities.
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