
Areva job cuts fuel union security concerns
Unions at French atomic energy giant Areva voiced concern over plant security Wednesday a day after the company said it would shed 2,700 French jobs in a two-year major restructuring amid fears that more jobs will go. ... more
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Nuclear Science Advisory Committee issues plan for US nuclear physics research
Today, the Nuclear Science Advisory Committee, or NSAC, publicly released "Reaching for the Horizon, The 2015 Long Range Plan for Nuclear Science." The new plan was unanimously accepted by NSAC, a c ... more
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SpaceX to Acquire EchoStar AWS-3 Spectrum Licenses in $2.6 Billion Stock Deal
Student CubeSat set for launch to support NASA IMAP mission with space weather data collection
Austrian PRETTY CubeSat joins ESA OPS-SAT Space Lab under Graz leadership
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China 'to take one-third stake' in UK nuclear plant
China has agreed to take a one-third stake in French power giant EDF's 25 billion pounds (34-billion-euro) next-generation nuclear project at Hinkley Point in Britain, French business daily Les Echos said Tuesday. ... more
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Saudi, Hungary sign nuclear pact
Oil giant Saudi Arabia, which is trying to diversify its energy sources, signed an agreement Monday with Hungary to cooperate in the peaceful use of atomic energy. ... more
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Iran says ready to start 'huge task' of dismantling centrifuges
The "huge task" of disabling parts of Iran's nuclear infrastructure will probably start this week, a top official said Sunday as US President Barack Obama took steps to end sanctions. ... more
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France's EDF seeks new deadline for EPR nuclear reactor
French energy group EDF has formally asked the government for a three-year delay until 2020 to the deadline for launching its next-generation EPR nuclear reactor, according to a copy of the request seen by AFP Tuesday. ... more
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Japan restarts second reactor despite opposition
Japan on Thursday restarted a second nuclear reactor after a shutdown triggered by the 2011 Fukushima crisis, as the government pushes to return to a cheaper energy source despite widespread public opposition. ... more
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