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![]() Berlin (AFP) July 19, 2010 Regional German authorities said Monday that they have given the green light to a novel scheme to protect a nuclear power station from attack: fog grenades. Under plans approved by the environment ministry in the southwestern state of Baden-Wuerttemberg, the Philippsburg power station could be shrouded in thick mist in 40 seconds if an aircraft was hijacked in the area. A spokeswoman for the ministry said that a pilot scheme, which sees the fog grenades fired from special launchers set up around ... read more |
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Areva negotiating two more EPR reactors with China: CEO![]() French nuclear group Areva, which already building two third-generation European Pressurized Reactors (EPR) in China, is negotiating further reactors with Beijing, the company's CEO said Friday. "The EPR has been the biggest contract with China in euros. We are negotiating with the Chinese for further EPRs," chief executive Anna Lauvergeon said on the margins of a conference in Aix-en-Proven ... more Toshiba to make batteries for electric vehicles ![]() Japan's Toshiba said Friday it was working with Mitsubishi Motors to develop batteries for electric vehicles, as the race intensifies among automakers and technology giants to make emission-free cars. Toshiba, which spans electronic components, appliances and nuclear power plants has developed a fast-charging long life lithium-ion battery called SCiB (Super Charge ion Battery), which it pla ... more Energy giants fund Myanmar nuclear drive: rights group ![]() Myanmar's military rulers are using gas revenue from US and French energy giants Chevron and Total to fund an illegal bid to build nuclear weapons, human rights monitors said in a report on Monday. Myanmar's Yadan gas pipeline, run by the two companies along with Thai firm PTTEP, made billions of dollars for the military leaders, the Paris-based group EarthRights International said, citing d ... more |
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![]() Paris (AFP) July 2, 2010 France signed a cooperation accord with Morocco on Friday to help the north African country advance its plans to build a nuclear power plant. French Prime Minister Francois Fillon said the agreement was "not a commercial deal to build a nuclear reactor" but rather a "framework accord that will help Morocco prepare its entry into the field of nuclear energy." The agreement was signed during a visit to France of Moroccan Prime Minister Abbas El Fassi. Contrary to its neighbour Algeria, Morocco ... read more |
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