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November 04, 2013

Dominion Acquires Solar Project in North-Central Connecticut
Richmond VA (SPX) Nov 01, 2013
Dominion has acquired a solar project in Somers, Ct., capable of producing approximately 5 megawatts (AC) of electricity, from Kyocera in a deal that closed Oct. 22, 2013, for an undisclosed sum. "Dominion looks forward to supplying solar energy to the people of Connecticut, where we already provide carbon-free nuclear energy from our Millstone Power Station," said David Christian, CEO of Dominion Generation. "The Somers project joins a growing list of renewable projects that Dominion has an ... read more

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S. Korea president vows to root out nuclear corruption South Korean President Park Geun-Hye on Thursday ordered officials to wipe out corruption in the nuclear power sector, which has been tainted by a series of reactor shutdowns and scandals. ... more		Fukushima operator logs net profit in first half The operator of Japan's crippled Fukushima nuclear plant on Thursday logged a first-half net profit with its results boosted by a government bailout and electricity rate hike. ... more		Tepco plans removal of Fukushima fuel rods Concern is mounting as Tepco, operator of Japan's crippled Fukushima Plant prepares for what may be the most dangerous phase yet in the decommissioning process. ... more
				Greenpeace activists fined for Swedish nuclear plant protest Seven Swedish and two Norwegian Greenpeace activists were fined by a district court Thursday for entering a Swedish nuclear plant to expose alleged security flaws. ... more		Swiss nuclear plant to close in 2019: firm Switzerland's state-controlled energy company BKW said Wednesday its Muehleberg nuclear plant would go offline in 2019, as the country seeks to exit nuclear power in the wake of the Fukushima disaster. ... more

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Areva-Siemens raises damage claim in Finnish nuclear dispute The Areva-Siemens consortium has raised its damages claim for construction delays in a Finnish nuclear plant unit from 1.9 to 2.6 billion euros ($2.6 to $3.6 billion), Finnish power company TVO said Tuesday. ... more		Radioactive waste: Where to put it? As the U.S. makes new plans for disposing of spent nuclear fuel and other high-level radioactive waste deep underground, geologists are key to identifying safe burial sites and techniques. Scientist ... more				The Effects of Space Weather on Aviation The next time you step onto an airplane, consider the following: In any given year, the pilot of your aircraft probably absorbs as much radiation as a worker in a nuclear power plant. And you ... more
				Japan nuclear watchdog urges 'bold' Fukushima action Japan's nuclear watchdog on Monday urged "bold and drastic" action to fix problems with radioactive water at Fukushima, as it warned of the growing risks over coming months. ... more		French energy giant signs uranium deal with Mongolia French nuclear energy giant Areva signed a deal with Mongolia's state-owned Mon-Atom on Saturday to develop two uranium mines in the Gobi desert, officials said. ... more

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Russia firms to build Jordan's first nuclear plant Energy-poor Jordan said Monday it has picked two Russian firms to build and run its first nuclear power plant, which is expected to cost around $10 billion (7 billion euros). ... more		Japan, Pacific leaders to hold summit near Fukushima Top leaders from Japan and Pacific island nations will hold a summit in a city near the crippled Fukushima nuclear power plant in 2015, Japanese Foreign Minister Fumio Kishida said Saturday. ... more				British nuclear deal opens new fronts for China atom firms Two Chinese firms' role in building Britain's first new atomic power station for a generation will give them new-found credibility as they seek a bigger share of the trillion-dollar global civil nuclear market, analysts say. ... more
				India's controversial Kudankulam nuclear plant commissioned Electricity supply from India's controversial Kudankulam nuclear power plant in the southern Tamil Nadu state has been connected to a southern region power grid. ... more		EU to examine govt aid for UK nuclear deal The European Commission said Tuesday it would examine British government support for a massive 19-billion-euro nuclear plant to be built by French and Chinese firms. ... more

Chickens to benefit from biofuel bonanza

Alternative Fuels Americas To Launch Project Jetropha

Leidos To Assume Ownership Of Plainfield Biomass Power Facility

DuPont Microcircuit Materials Features Newest Solamet Metallizations at PV Taiwan

Turtle Bay Resort Installing Solar Rooftop PV System

China solar firm Suntech to get bailout, resist US bankruptcy

When the wind blows

Windswept German island gives power to the people

Shifting winds in turbine arrays

GDF SUEZ Energy North America Makes Investment In Oneroof Energy

UC Researcher Proposes Classification System for Green Roofs

Weatherizing Homes to Uniform Standard Can Achieve $33 Billion in Annual Energy Savings

	British nuclear plant deal seen as spur to more development An agreement reached this week on electricity "strike prices" for a new nuclear power plant could spur more such development in Britain, an analyst says. ... more		India starts up controversial Russia-backed nuclear plant India's largest nuclear plant - dogged by protests and multiple delays - is generating power and was linked Tuesday to the grid in the country's south, an official said. ... more		UN atomic agency suffers 'malware' attack The UN atomic agency said Tuesday that some of its computers were infected by malicious software, in its second embarrassing IT slip-up over the past year. ... more		Iran to launch Bushehr fuel line in 3 months: Salehi Iran's nuclear chief Ali Akbar Salehi said the a fuel production line for its sole nuclear power plant will go on stream within three months, media reported on Tuesday. ... more

Radioactive leaks top priority at Fukushima: nuclear watchdog		Storm caused radioactive leaks at Fukushima: operator		EDF deal reignites debate over energy costs in Britain		Britain grabs slice of Chinese investment		Japan to seek Fukushima decommissioning ideas overseas
Britain commits to new nuclear power plant		India PM fails to strike nuclear deal in Russia		Groundwater radiation spikes at crippled Fukushima		Britain, EDF strike deal on nuclear project: source		China and Russia to boost energy cooperation

Mitsubishi says to defend $4bn claim over US nuke plant

Britain to allow Chinese majority stakes in nuclear projects: Osborne

Post-Fukushima, Asia still drives global nuclear growth

Once-in-a-decade typhoon heads for Japan nuclear plant

Asian growth changing global energy landscape

Circadian rhythms in skin stem cells protect us against UV rays

Northwestern Researchers Develop Compact, High-Power Terahertz Source at Room Temperature

Japan nuclear export parts not safety checked: report

IAEA to advise Japan on Fukushima clean-up

Nuclear power still key to Japan energy mix: officials

UK energy sector expecting 'massive' international investment

Global energy challenges under spotlight in South Korea

US, Vietnam sign civil nuclear deal

S. Korea finds forged reactor safety documents

Thousands protest against Areva in Niger

Austrian leaders hail EU decision on nuclear power subsidies

UN atomic agency praises British nuclear safety

Russian warhead fallout keeps America warm

Report says U.S. could face shortage of nuclear reactor material

Six Fukushima workers doused with radioactive water

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