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February 27, 2014
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France's Areva posts 3rd straight annual loss
Paris (AFP) Feb 26, 2014
France's state-controlled nuclear energy conglomerate Areva on Wednesday posted 2013 results showing its third consecutive annual loss and forecast lower revenues this year because of persistent problems in the market. The company made a net loss of 494 million euros ($675 million). It said that result was worse than the 99-million-euro loss for 2012 because of 425 million euros it had to set aside last year to cover overruns and delays with a European Pressurised Reactor (EPR) it has been building ... read more
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Nuclear important in Japan's latest draft energy policy
Japan's government on Tuesday released an energy policy document in which nuclear power is considered an important electricity source. ... more
CIVIL NUCLEAR

Obama approves Vietnam nuclear deal
President Barack Obama Monday approved a civilian nuclear pact with Vietnam which could lead to the sale of US reactors to Washington's energy-hungry former war foe. ... more
DISASTER MANAGEMENT

Japan to lift part of Fukushima evacuation order: official
Japan will lift an exclusion order on an area around the crippled Fukushima nuclear plant, allowing some residents to return to live for the first time since the disaster, officials said Monday. ... more
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Georgia nuclear plant gets federal loan guarantees
The U.S. Department of Energy has formalized $6.51 billion in federal loan guarantees for the expansion of a Georgia nuclear power plant. ... more


DISASTER MANAGEMENT

100-tonne radioactive water leak at Fukushima: TEPCO
A new leak of 100 tonnes of highly radioactive water has been discovered at Fukushima, the plant's operator said Thursday, after it revealed only one of nine thermometers in a crippled reactor was still working. ... more
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DISASTER MANAGEMENT

Radiation detected at New Mexico nuclear plant
US investigators were taking samples Sunday at a New Mexico underground nuclear waste site where airborne radiation was detected, though authorities stressed they had found no contamination. ... more
CIVIL NUCLEAR

Iran seeks new Russia reactor in exchange for oil
Iran's ambassador to Moscow on Monday said Russia could build the Islamic republic a second nuclear power reactor under a proposed oil-for-goods swap that has raised grave concern in Washington. ... more
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Fukushima should eye 'controlled discharges' in sea: IAEA
The UN nuclear watchdog on Thursday urged Japan to consider "controlled discharges" into the sea of contaminated water used to cool the crippled reactors at Fukushima. ... more
ENERGY TECH

Starpower: Boost in quest for nuclear fusion
Scientists on Wednesday announced an important advance in the long quest to harness nuclear fusion, a field that has sparked dreams of clean and limitless energy. ... more
CIVIL NUCLEAR

Japan to abandon troubled fast breeder reactor: report
Japan will scrap plans to generate electricity at its multi-billion dollar experimental Monju fast breeder reactor, a media report said Friday, in a move that could affect the nation's nuclear fuel cycle programme. ... more
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New Czech PM won't back price supports for nuke expansion
Czech Prime Minister Bohuslav Sobotka says he won't back price supports for an expansion of the Temelin nuclear power plant, casting doubt on the plans. ... more
CIVIL NUCLEAR

Abe hails election of pro-nuclear Tokyo governor
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Monday welcomed the election of a conservative governor of Tokyo in a result analysts say will help boost Abe's economic reform agenda and reinforce his drive to restart Japan's nuclear reactors. ... more
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CIVIL NUCLEAR

Tokyo election win a victory for nuclear power?
The victory of Yoichi Masuzoe in Tokyo's gubernatorial election Sunday could be a boost for Japan's return to nuclear power, though the anti-nuclear camp still urges against it. ... more
CIVIL NUCLEAR

Govt-backed pro-nuclear candidate wins Tokyo governor vote
The establishment candidate backed by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe romped home in Sunday's election for governor of Tokyo in a result which analysts said would boost the premier's pro-nuclear agenda. ... more
CIVIL NUCLEAR

India needs nuclear power, for now -- minister
India needs to rely on nuclear power until it can further develop renewable energy, a government official said. ... more
CIVIL NUCLEAR
Team converts sugarcane to a cold-tolerant, oil-producing crop

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Sustainable use of energy wood resources shows potential in North-West Russia


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SunEdison Interconnects Solar Power Plant For Davis-Monathan AFB

Ailing German PV panel maker SolarWorld completes restructuring

JA Solar Multi-Si Solar Cells Surpass 19% Conversion Efficiency


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Czech wind power generation up 'disappointing' 15 percent in 2013

Wind farms can tame hurricanes: scientists

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Renewable Generation up 30% Last Week as Gas Consumption Plummets 35%

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CIVIL NUCLEAR

Hungary approves controversial nuclear project with Russia
Hungarian lawmakers approved Thursday a controversial Russian-financed extension of the country's only nuclear power plant, despite concerns in Hungary and Brussels over transparency and fair competition. ... more
CIVIL NUCLEAR

France admits Niger has 'legitimate' demands in uranium talks
France on Wednesday admitted that former colony Niger's demands for more revenues from uranium mining are "legitimate", as the two countries pursue tough negotiations. ... more
CIVIL NUCLEAR

Westinghouse Eyes Poland's Plan To Build Nuclear Power Plants
Westinghouse Electric Company welcomes yesterday's decision by the Polish government to adopt its new program for nuclear power, which will pave the way for the construction of the country's first n ... more
DISASTER MANAGEMENT

Fire erupts at US nuclear waste plant
Firefighters scrambled Wednesday to contain a blaze at a US nuclear waste plant in New Mexico, while underground staff were evacuated and some taken to hospital, officials said. ... more
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CIVIL NUCLEAR

Fukushima operator books $7.54 bn profit on bailout, rate hike

CIVIL NUCLEAR

UK plant gets all-clear after radioactivity levels rise

CIVIL NUCLEAR

Niger, Areva tussle over future of uranium mining

CIVIL NUCLEAR

Seoul gives green light to two nuclear reactors

CIVIL NUCLEAR

Tokyo governor race kicks off with focus on nuclear power

CIVIL NUCLEAR

Japan researchers use cosmic rays to see nuclear fuel

CIVIL NUCLEAR

Westinghouse To Build Three AP1000 Nuclear Reactors In UK With Nugen

CIVIL NUCLEAR

Bolivia's Morales eyes nuclear power

SOLAR DAILY

Germany eyes swift cuts in renewable energy subsidies

Japan's Tepco to restart nuclear reactors?

Commentary: Talibanized Pakistan?

Iran invites Gulf states to tour nuclear power plant

Japan approves TEPCO business plan to switch on reactors

India and South Korea to cooperate on nuclear power?

Tokyo governor race wide open as ex-PM Koizumi steps in

Japan's Toshiba to buy 60% stake in British nuclear firm

Hungary awards $14-billion nuclear project to Russia

IAEA to support Vietnam's nuclear projects

S. Korea president eying nuclear business on India trip

UN nuclear experts to visit Iran on Saturday: report

TEPCO to siphon off radioactive water from tunnels under Fukushima plant

Microalgae and aquatic plants can help to decrease radiopollution in the Fukushima area

Fukushima operator paid way over odds on procurement

Japan scientists to create controlled nuclear meltdown

Greenland and Denmark to agree on uranium in 2014: Danish PM

Czech environment minister cancels nuke waste repository site survey

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China loans Pakistan $6.5 bn for nuclear plants

Renewables Provides All New US Electrical Generating Capacity In November

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