World Nuclear Association Chairman Mohamed Al Hammadi, and Director General Sama Bilbao y León share their views on leadership in the global nuclear sector with Callum Thomas, Chair of the association's Workforce and Talent Development Working Group.
 

India aims to finalise a site for a second Russian nuclear power plant in the country - and says broader cooperation could include small modular reactors, floating power plants and localisation of fuel supply.
 

The government has "only just begun when it comes to our ambitions for new nuclear in the UK", Energy Secretary Ed Miliband told the Nuclear Industry Association's Nuclear 2025 conference in London. He said the government has plans for further reactors - both large and small - and has initiated a search for suitable sites.
 

A Rockefeller Foundation study sees nuclear potentially delivering 20% of electricity generation in eight key emerging economies by 2050 - and says that philanthropy can play a "catalytic role" in making it happen.
 

Several Danish business organisations, universities and companies have launched the Nuclear Power Alliance with the aim of advocating for a technology-neutral approach to nuclear power in the country, where nuclear energy has been banned for the past 40 years.
 

The government of Alberta has committed to collaborate with Canada's federal government to develop a nuclear generation strategy as part of a memorandum of understanding signed by Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith.

Taiwan's Ministry of Economic Affairs has approved Taipower's report on the current condition of its decommissioned nuclear power plants, which concludes that the Kuosheng and Maanshan plants are "feasible for reoperation". The utility is expected to submit plans next year for their restarts.
 

Opening India's nuclear sector to private companies will create opportunities as well as strengthening energy security, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said ahead of the start of the session that will see the Indian parliament consider new atomic energy legislation.
 

Peter Szijjarto, Hungary’s Foreign Affairs and Trade Minister, said after talks in Romania that the two countries will cooperate on their projects to extend the lives of their respective nuclear power plants.