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New York State benefits from nuclear investment
Investment of $310 million in recently completed refuelling and maintenance outages at Exelon's nuclear power plants in upstate New York would not have been possible without the state's clean energy legislation, Exelon said yesterday. Meanwhile, 13 US states have joined a coalition committed to upholding the Paris climate change agreement.
Corporate
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Tuesday, 6 June 2017
Bruce B implements OSART recommendations
Canada's Bruce B nuclear power plant has made significant progress in implementing the safety improvement recommendations of a 2015 International Atomic Energy Agency Operational Safety Review Team, a follow-up mission has confirmed.
Regulation & Safety
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Monday, 5 June 2017
IAEA advises on retaining knowledge at Chinese plant
A roadmap for the effective transfer of knowledge from the existing operators of China's Daya Bay nuclear power plant to future operators has been drawn up with the assistance of experts from the International Atomic Energy Agency.
Corporate
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Thursday, 1 June 2017
IAEA marks 60 years of technical cooperation
The International Atomic Energy Agency's Technical Cooperation program has made "a valuable contribution to development", the agency's director-general Yukiya Amano yesterday told a conference to mark the program's 60th anniversary.
Nuclear Policies
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Wednesday, 31 May 2017
Three Mile Island faces premature retirement
The Three Mile Island nuclear power plant in Pennsylvania will be permanently shut down around the end of September 2019 if there are no policy reforms, US utility Exelon announced today. The company had warned last week the plant was at risk of early retirement.
Corporate
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Tuesday, 30 May 2017
Preserving and developing Germany's nuclear expertise
Despite Germany choosing to phase out its use of nuclear energy, the country must not lose its nuclear expertise, research and industry, writes Ralf Güldner.
Podcasts & Features
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Friday, 26 May 2017
Japanese reactor restarts after lifting of injunction
Kansai Electric Power Company announced today that it had restarted unit 4 of its Takahama nuclear power plant in Fukui prefecture. The reactor - which together with unit 3 has been offline since March 2016 - is expected to re-enter commercial operation next month.
Corporate
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Wednesday, 17 May 2017
Big Data to support Bruce Power operations
Digital technology developed in Rolls-Royce's aerospace business to improve operational efficiency will be implemented across Bruce Power's nuclear fleet under a multi-year contract between the two companies. The contract will see Rolls-Royce implement its T-104 technology to optimise the operational lifetime of Bruce Power's nuclear power plants as part of Bruce's Life-Extension Program. The technology enables intelligence from world-wide nuclear operating data to be converted into insights to help improve operational efficiency.
Corporate
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Friday, 12 May 2017
NuScale commissions second SMR simulator
The USA's NuScale Power has commissioned a second small modular reactor control room simulator to model the operation of its nuclear power plant design. The Portland, Oregon-headquartered company said yesterday the new simulator will be used to develop plant operating procedures and training material as well as a training platform for future nuclear plant operators at a NuScale power plant.
New Nuclear
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Wednesday, 10 May 2017
Second NuScale SMR simulator commissioned
NuScale Power has commissioned a second control room simulator to model the operation of its small modular reactor design. The simulator will be used to train operators for the first commercial NuScale power plant.
New Nuclear
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Wednesday, 10 May 2017
Completed Barakah 1 awaits permission to load fuel
Initial construction has been completed at the UAE's first power reactor, Barakah 1. The operating company, Nawah Energy Company, must gain approval from national regulators before the final stage of loading fuel and bringing it into service.
New Nuclear
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Friday, 5 May 2017
IAEA notes improved Swedish nuclear security
The Swedish framework for physical protection and computer security at nuclear power plants, other nuclear facilities and for nuclear material in transport continues to show good progress, an International Atomic Energy Agency report concludes following a mission there last year.
Regulation & Safety
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Thursday, 4 May 2017
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