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Powertech Uranium Corp. has received licences for its Dewey-Burdock Project in southwestern South Dakota. The license represents the most comprehensive of three major agency authorizations required to construct
In a keynote address to the 29th Annual Platts Global Power Markets Conference, Exelon Generation president and CEO Kenneth W. Cornew said that competitive market rules and state
The end of March marked the deadline for seismic risk hazard reports for more than 60 US nuclear power facilities based on a new catalogue of seismic events.
A Japan Atomic Industrial Forum paper has compared the earthquake and tsunami preparations at four nuclear power plants on the northeastern coast of Japan, Fukushima Daiichi, Daiini, Onagawa
A major study of irradiation caused by the Fukushima accident in March 2011 has found that almost everyone exposed to radiation are unlikely to have an increased risk
The Swedish Radiation Safety Authority has written a proposal regarding design bases for a new independent core cooling function that is to be built at nuclear power plants
Following their $7.9 billion merger in 2012, Exelon has finally officially taken over the licences of Constellation Energy’s Calvert Cliffs 1&2, Nine Mile Point 1&2 and Ginna nuclear
As the process to move the first half of the Chernobyl arch gets underway, it is clear that Chernobyl new safe confinement project is running out of
The UK civil nuclear regulator, Office for Nuclear Regulation, is reborn today as a public corporation independent of central government, with a new logo, new responsibilities for its
Cavendish Fluor Partnership has been named the Preferred Bidder in the competition to take ownership of Magnox Ltd and Research Sites Restoration Ltd (RSRL). Cavendish Fluor Partnership is