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Jul 2022
  • Energy
  • Electric Power
  • Nuclear

'Disentangling' the global nuclear fuel supply chain after Russia's invasion of Ukraine

In the world of nuclear energy, things rarely move quickly. Nuclear power reactors often take 10 years or more to license and build, and then can operate for six or more decades

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Sep 2018
  • Electricity
  • Electric Power
  • Nuclear

Insight: Nuclear industry, vendors believe there's a future for microreactors

Recent expressions of support by the US and UK governments have highlighted a new class of very small nuclear power reactors. Microreactors, sometimes defined as reactors of less than 15 MW, have been identified as potential recipients of development funds by...

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Mar 2016
  • Electric Power
  • Nuclear

Nuclear safety upgrades post-Fukushima cost $47 billion

Five years after the accident at Fukushima I in Japan resulted in three reactor meltdowns, the global nuclear industry is spending $47 billion on safety enhancements mandated after the accident revealed weaknesses in plant protection from earthquakes and...

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