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Located in: Regulation and Safety
21 January 2013
Tough new rules for Japanese nuclear power plants have been revealed in draft form. Among them are that power companies should be able to contain a severe accident situation for an entire week without outside help.
Located in: Nuclear Policies
18 January 2013
A Green-led initiative to phase out the use of nuclear energy in Switzerland by 2029 has secured enough support for a national referendum on the issue to be held. A date for the vote has yet to be announced.
Located in: Regulation and Safety
15 January 2013
The first layer of steel framing for a cover that will allow removal of used fuel from Fukushima Daiichi unit 4 has been completed.
Located in: Regulation and Safety
09 January 2013
The installation of steel columns next to Fukushima Daiichi unit 4 marks the start of construction on a cover that will aid in the removal of fuel. This is the second cover to get underway at the site.
Located in: Corporate
08 January 2013
Private equity firm Energy Capital Partners is set to buy nuclear commercial services company EnergySolutions in a deal that values the firm at $1.1 billion.
Located in: Regulation and Safety
07 January 2013
Over half of the mayors of municipalities near Japan's nuclear power plants said they would approve the restart of reactors after the nuclear regulator confirms their safety, a survey has found.
Located in: Nuclear Policies
02 January 2013
Nuclear power begins 2013 with generating capacity 3667 MWe greater than a year before. The growth comes despite the retirement of Garoña and Gentilly 2 in the last week.
Located in: New Nuclear
29 December 2012
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Construction of a new reactor was started this week in China. The Russian-designed model is the fourth to be inaugurated since China resumed approvals for new plants at the end of October.
Located in: Corporate
20 December 2012
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) is the latest company to unveil a prototype robot designed to work in areas rendered inaccessible to human workers following accidents or disasters.
Located in: Corporate
20 December 2012
French nuclear company Areva has confirmed its targets for 2012 and 2013 and says its strategic commercial recovery plan remains on track even though it has revised overall earnings forecasts for 2013 downwards.
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