The two boiling water reactor units at Georgia Power's Edwin I Hatch plant have been cleared by the regulator to operate until the mid-2050s.

Bulgaria's Council of Ministers has agreed a fresh exception from sanctions to allow the Kozloduy Nuclear Power Plant to import necessary components and parts from Russia.
 

Just days after it was reconnected to the grid, Canada's Bruce unit 3 has officially returned to service - more than seven months ahead of schedule.

The US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has approved Constellation's plan to transfer 760 MW of capacity interconnection rights from another plant in Philadelphia to the former Three Mile Island unit 1, which is due to return to operation in 2027. Separately, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission has issued for public comment its draft findings that the restart of operations will have no significant environmental impact.
 

French engineering group Assystem and Canadian engineering firm AtkinsRéalis have both been appointed by EDF and Sizewell C Limited to a new five-year Professional Services Framework.
 

Argentina's Nuclear Regulatory Authority has renewed the operating licence for Atucha II Nuclear Power Plant until May 2036.
 

The 1,250 MW capacity VVER-TOI unit at the Kursk II nuclear power plant entered into commercial operation on 1 May, with Rosatom saying it has generated more than 2 billion kWh of electricity since being connected to the grid in December.
 

NOS Security is a next-generation, integrated cybersecurity platform designed specifically for the nuclear industry, developed to modernise the protection of nuclear energy infrastructure, construction sites, and operating facilities across the USA and "allied nations".
 

Romania's Nuclearelectrica has announced the completion of concrete pouring for the foundation of the Intermediate Radioactive Waste Storage Facility, which is part of the Cernavoda unit 1 refurbishment project.