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IAEA notes strengthened safety inspections in Japan
Japan has strengthened inspections as part of extensive efforts in recent years to improve its regulatory framework for nuclear…
Avoid UK recession by kickstarting green economy, says thinktank
New Economics Foundation calls for £50bn to reboot economy on greener footing The government fightback against the next recession…
IAEA approves four projects for Uzbekistan
Four projects aimed at building up Uzbekistan's technical capacity, human resources, developing nuclear infrastructure, and…
Way clear for geological disposal planning, British regulators say
British regulators see no fundamental issues that would prevent Radioactive Waste Management from developing "a fully scoped…
Energy watchdog accused of stalling action to tackle climate crisis
Scottish Power boss says UK regulator needs reform after refusing investment for electric vehicle charging.
US regulator approves latest Holtec transport cask
Holtec International's HI-STAR 100MB transport package has been certified by the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission. The company…
Russia’s Kalinin units resume operation
All three units that were disconnected from the grid last week at the Kalinin nuclear power plant are now supplying electricity…
US regulator seeks to improve efficiency
The US Nuclear Regulatory Commission has proposed a reduction in the frequency and scope of inspections at the country’s more…
Greece awards 180MW in wind tender
Greece's Regulatory Authority for Energy (RAE) has awarded 179.55MW of wind capacity, with successful bids coming in at a…
Under new rules for selling solar power, is it still worth it?
With a big outlay and a six-month wait before the launch, do you invest now, wait or skip it?
UK regulator develops approach to 'rapid change'
The nuclear industry, both in the UK and internationally, is "changing rapidly and is facing significant challenges", the UK's…
Norwegian research reactor to be decommissioned
The board of directors of Norway's Institute for Energy Technology (IFE) yesterday decided to permanently cease operations of the…
SAFSTOR chosen for Three Mile Island decommissioning
Exelon Generation has filed its detailed plan for decommissioning unit 1 at Three Mile Island in Pennsyvlania, but says the plant…
Energy Union: Commission welcomes tonight's provisional political agreement to ensure that pipelines with third countries comply with EU gas rules
European Commission - Press release Brussels, 12 February 2019 New rules for improving the functioning of the EU gas market and…
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