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July 30, 2009
Two generators shut down at Russian nuclear plant: company
Moscow (AFP) July 29, 2009
Two generators at Russia's Kola nuclear power plant near Murmansk, in the far northwest, were shut down due to a fault in the anti-fire system, energy group Energoatom said Wednesday. The shutdown took place late Tuesday and one of the generators went back on line Wednesday morning, the group said in a statement. It added that capacity was currently reduced to 896 milliwatts compared wit ... read more

Jordan seeks to join nuclear club of energy exporters
Amman (AFP) July 28, 2009
Jordan is forging ahead with a peaceful nuclear programme that would turn the energy-poor kingdom into an exporter of electricity, nuclear chief Khaled Tukan told AFP. "We are moving in great strides in the field of civilian nuclear energy in order to stop being dependent on the import of fuel," said Tukan, who chairs the Jordan Atomic Energy Commission (JAEC). Jordan is the latest Sunni ... more
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    German nuclear power shut down due to fault: operator
    Berlin (AFP) July 24, 2009
    One of Germany's most modern nuclear power stations was shut down on Friday due to a technical fault, operator RWE said, less than three weeks after problems at another reactor hit the headlines. The Emsland reactor in north-west Germany, which supplies around 3.5 million households, underwent an automatic shutdown at 3:00 am (0100 GMT), RWE said in a statement. "We are looking into what ... more

    Alstom, Schneider to jointly bid for Areva unit
    Paris (AFP) July 23, 2009
    Engineering groups Alstom and Schneider said on Thursday they might launch a joint bid for the Transmission and Distribution business being sold by Areva, France's state-controlled nuclear power giant. "Schneider Electric and Alstom envisage submitting a joint offer" for the T&D operations, the two companies said in a statement. Ultimately, Alstom could end up with the transmission ... more

    Malaysia aims for nuclear energy by 2025
    Bangi, Malaysia (UPI) Jul 22, 2009
    Malaysia aims to use nuclear power as an alternative energy source by 2025, a government official said. Nuclear policy has received the go-ahead to be implemented and the government will link up with international organizations such as the United Nations and the International Atomic Energy Agency, said Malaysia's Deputy Science, Technology and Innovation Minister Fadillah Yusof, the New ... more

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  • Russia should have quarter of nuclear power market: Medvedev

  • Italy, France ink nuclear power research accord

  • India to reveal details of nuclear deal to Clinton: aides

  • US hopes India to reveal location for nuclear plants

  • US hopes India to reveal location for nuclear plants

  • Australia minister defends approval of uranium mine
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    Japan's Mitsubishi eyes Lithuania nuclear project: PM
    Vilnius (AFP) July 14, 2009
    Japan's Mitsubishi, among the world's leading manufacturers of nuclear reactors, is interested in working on Lithuania's planned nuclear energy plant, the Baltic nation's prime minister said Tuesday. "Their interest in our plan is important for us," Prime Minister Andrius Kubilius said, quoted by the Baltic News Service. "We think that we can use this to develop wider contacts as well," ... more

    Experts Call For Local And Regional Control Of Radioactive Waste
    Ann Arbor MI (SPX) Jul 15, 2009
    The withdrawal of Nevada's Yucca Mountain as a potential nuclear waste repository has reopened the debate over how and where to dispose of spent nuclear fuel and high-level nuclear waste. In an article in the July 10 issue of Science, University of Michigan geologist Rodney Ewing and Princeton University nuclear physicist Frank von Hippel argue that, although federal agencies should set ... more

    Vattenfall's image tarnished
    Hamburg, Germany (UPI) Jul 10, 2009
    The reputation of Swedish energy giant Vattenfall has been tarnished by a series of incidents at nuclear plants all over Europe. Vattenfall has a PR problem after several incidents at its nuclear power stations. Tuomo Hatakka, the head of Vattenfall Europe, called them a "bitter setback for all the efforts we made with regards to our safety culture over the last two years. … We are ... more

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  • More problems at aging German nuclear plant: operator

  • EDF price bid ruffles minister amid nuclear power drive

  • South Korea to expand nuclear energy

  • First Floating Nuclear Power Plant Construction

  • Incident fuels German nuclear debate

  • Swedish nuclear plant under observation after incidents

  • Calvert Cliffs Nuclear Energy Facility Gets Final Approval
  • Traffic lights in German city go out after nuclear plant incident
  • Serbia inks UN nuclear energy cooperation deal: report
  • SKorean firm buys into Canadian uranium producer: report
  • Spain backtracks on nuclear power phase-out
  • SKorea proposes independent plutonium reprocessing
  • Poor planning held up Finnish nuclear reactor: officials
  • South Korea updates defense plan

  • EU ministers make nuclear safety rules binding
  • Medvedev seals Russian nuclear, gas pacts with Nigeria
  • North Korea says to hit back at US if attacked
  • Britain, Jordan sign nuclear pact
  • German minister rules out new nuclear power stations
  • Russia-Nigeria nuclear deal to be signed during Medvedev visit
  • Moving Forward On Nuclear Power In Ohio
  • Top US nuclear power generator Exelon cuts 500 jobs

  • U.S. to award $9M for nuclear development
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  • Spain facing key decision on use of nuclear power
  • Serbia to ship nuclear waste to Russia: officials
  • Iran nuclear showdown at 'decisive point':Obama
  • Sweden picks site to bury nuclear waste for 100,000 years
  • Russia, Oman sign nuclear energy deal
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