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September 01, 2009
Another Major Setback For A "Nuclear Renaissance"
Washington DC (SPX) Aug 31, 2009
The so-called "nuclear renaissance" is finding few friends among state lawmakers in the United States. The nuclear power industry has been shut out across the board in 2009 in its efforts in all six states - ranging across the nation from Kentucky to Minnesota to Hawaii - where it sought to overturn what are either explicit or effectively bans on construction of new reactors, according to the no ... read more

Russia halts reactor after leak at nuclear plant
Saint Petersburg (AFP) Aug 28, 2009
Russia on Friday shut down a reactor at its nuclear power plant near the second city of Saint Petersburg after a pump burst, a spokesman for the plant told AFP. The leak in one of the Leningrad nuclear power plant's four power blocs was discovered late Thursday, the spokesman Sergei Averianov said, adding that levels of radioactivity in the area were within the accepted norm. ... more
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    German nuke waste storage site 'dead'
    Gorleben, Germany (UPI) Aug 26, 2009
    Germany's only storage test facility for high-level nuclear waste, into which Berlin has invested nearly $2 billion over the past years, is unsafe and needs to be closed, experts say. German Environment Minister Sigmar Gabriel, a known opponent of nuclear energy, said Wednesday that the salt dome Gorleben, chosen in the 1970s to become Germany's national storage facility for high-level ... more

    Coming Back To Nuclear Energy
    Washington DC (SPX) Aug 28, 2009
    For nearly 30 years, the inbox for new license applications at the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) collected nothing but dust. These days, the inbox has no room for dust. "In the past two years, we have received applications to build and operate 28 new nuclear power plants in the U.S.," NRC spokesman Scott Burnell says. The agency has recently received several letters of intent ... more

    Bulgaria names new nuclear chief after tender scandal
    Sofia (AFP) Aug 25, 2009
    Bulgaria appointed a new chief executive of its only nuclear power plant on Tuesday after his predecessor was forced to quit amid a pricing scandal, the government announced. Economy and energy minister Traicho Traikov said Dimitar Angelov would take over as head of the Kozloduy plant although his appointment will have to rubberstamped by the state-owned Bulgarian Energy Holding's board of ... more

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  • Despite thaw, tough road ahead on NKorea: experts

  • Pakistan feels heat from nuclear powers over talks block

  • Turkey casts doubt on nuclear plant project

  • Japan reports small leak at quake-hit nuclear plant

  • Ecuador, Russia sign nuclear energy agreement

  • China approves Tianwan nuclear plant expansion
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    Russia's Rosatom buys German nuclear unit: company
    Berlin (AFP) Aug 18, 2009
    Russia's state-owned nuclear energy giant Rosatom is buying Germany's Nukem Technologies, a specialist in decommissioning nuclear power stations, a Nukem spokeswoman said Tuesday. Nukem Technologies, a part of Nukem Group, also deals with nuclear waste management and has major operations in Russia and the former Soviet bloc. Rosatom is already in a nuclear energy joint venture with ... more

    China sacks nuclear chief over graft probe: state media
    Beijing (AFP) Aug 14, 2009
    China has sacked a top nuclear power official, state press said Friday, after reports he was being investigated for allegedly squandering public funds and taking bribes of up to 260 million dollars. Kang Rixin, born 1953, was removed as party secretary and general manager of state-owned China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC) due to possible involvement in "grave violations of discipline", ... more

    India Mulls Using Nuclear Energy To Power Chandrayaan II
    Mumbai, India (SPX) Aug 14, 2009
    India plans to power some parts of the Chandrayaan II--its next unmanned mission to the moon- with nuclear energy and the feasibility studies are being carried out by Indian Space Research Organisation and Bhabha Atomic Research Centre. "We are thinking of powering some parts of Chandrayaan II with nuclear power and it will power the spacecraft when it revolves aroung the dark side of the ... more

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  • Powerful quakes strike Japan, India

  • Poland to build first nuclear power plant by 2020: minister

  • Pakistan holds up start of UN nuclear disarmament talks

  • Strong quake hits central Japan as typhoon nears

  • Nagasaki calls on leaders to visit atomic bomb site

  • Nuclear plant plan to clear key hurdle in September: Lithuania

  • Turkey could take stake in nuclear plant project: minister
  • Bulgaria will review energy projects: new minister
  • EDF, Enel form Italian nuclear venture
  • Czech CEZ opens tender for Temelin nuclear plant
  • Libya and Canada sign nuclear deal
  • Two generators shut down at Russian nuclear plant: company
  • Jordan seeks to join nuclear club of energy exporters
  • German nuclear power shut down due to fault: operator

  • Alstom, Schneider to jointly bid for Areva unit
  • Malaysia aims for nuclear energy by 2025
  • 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

  • Japan's Mitsubishi eyes Lithuania nuclear project: PM
  • Experts Call For Local And Regional Control Of Radioactive Waste
  • Vattenfall's image tarnished
  • 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



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