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![]() Paris (AFP) July 29, 2010 French electricity giant EDF will announce on Friday a two-year delay to the start-up of its new nuclear power plant in Flamanville along with a 1.0-billion-euro cost increase, a union source said. "They are going to announce a cost of 5.0 billion euros (6.5 billion dollars) and a delay of two years tomorrow (Friday) when they publish their (financial) results," the source said Friday, asking not to be named. Construction of the third generation European Pressurised Water reactor, located on the ... read more |
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Saudi nuclear drive gains momentum![]() Saudi Arabia's decision last week to sign a nuclear cooperation pact with France marks a major step forward for a pan-Arab drive toward nuclear power, even as the United States strives to rein in Iran's nuclear ambitions. Jordan is talking with Areva of France and Mitsubishi of Japan, among other companies, to acquire the technology required to build the Hashemite kingdom's first nuclea ... more Germany might sell reactor life years ![]() The German government is considering auctioning off allowances to extend the lifespan of the country's nuclear reactors. Germany's Financial Times Deutschland newspaper Tuesday reported that Berlin is mulling such a plan, which observers say is aimed at filling the state coffers with much-needed cash. It would enable the country's utilities to bid at auctions for licenses to keep ... more Nuclear Plants Operate At Exceptional Levels To Stabilize Grid ![]() As the Eastern United States suffered through record-breaking triple-digit temperatures threatening brownouts and blackouts, the nation's nuclear power plants posted an average operating capacity of 97 percent July 4-7. Eighty-five reactors across the country ran at 100 percent operating capacity during the entire week. One hundred two of the nation's 104 nuclear power plants were operatio ... more |
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![]() Washington (AFP) July 7, 2010 The United States is launching a program to detect cyberattacks on private US companies and government agencies running critical infrastructure such as the electricity grid and nuclear power plants, The Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday. The newspaper, citing "people familiar with the program," known as "Perfect Citizen," said the surveillance would be carried out by the National Security Agency (NSA), the super secret US electronic monitoring agency. It would rely on sensors deployed in ... read more |
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