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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…
Electrabel cleared for restart of Doel 2
Belgium's regulatory body, the Federal Agency for Nuclear Control, has approved the restart of unit 2 of the Doel plant following…
CO2 emissions performance standards for heavy duty vehicles (HDVs)
On 17 May 2018, the Commission presented its last proposal from the Clean Mobility Package setting for the first time ever CO2…
The Big Picture On Reducing CO2 Emissions
Before getting into a new report showing an uptick in energy-related carbon dioxide emissions last year, let’s make sure we keep…
Will The Ohio Supreme Court Shut Down FirstEnergy’s Bailout Once And For All?
Update: The oral argument for FirstEnergy’s case at the Ohio Supreme Court – described below – will begin on January 9, 2019, and…
Investors Call On BP, Exxon, Shell To Defend EPA Methane Regulations
Last week, investors representing $1.9 trillion assets under management called on 30 oil and gas companies, urging them to…
South Africa to resume radioisotope production
Production can resume at NTP Radioisotopes' Pelindaba facilities after receiving the go-ahead from South Africa's National…
Energy companies push back on Coalition threat to break them up
Firms question if government has the right to use so-called ‘big stick’ powers of divestiture as it races to try to lower prices…
UK regulator appoints technical support providers
The UK’s Office for Nuclear Regulation (ONR) announced today it has appointed six nuclear supply chain organisations to its new…
Coalition asks regulator to intervene on electricity prices
Morrison presses on with attempt to lower bills by asking for consistent ‘default’ pricing.The Morrison government will attempt…
Charge €30 a tonne for CO2 to avoid catastrophic 4C warming
New global policies such as carbon pricing are needed if we are to avoid an apocalyptic increase in temperature We are following…
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