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Nuclear Energy Insider Policy and Commission Update 19 – 25 January 2012
IAEA expert team in Japan to review plant safety Companies mentioned: IAEA Nuclear Installation Division, Japanese Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency, Kansai Electric Power Company, and National Nuclear Security Administration
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Weekly Intelligence Brief 19- 25 January 2012
EC receives nuclear ‘subsidies’ complaint Companies mentioned: Energy Fair Group, SNC-Lavalin Nuclear, Jacobs Engineering Group, Magnox, US Department of Energy, Uranium Resources, USEC and EDF
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Nuclear Energy Insider Policy and Commission Update 12 – 18 January 2012
DOE pushes ahead with SMR certification Companies mentioned: US Department of Energy, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Research, Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Education Cluster-TECOM Investments, Duke Energy, Nuclear Energy Institute and S&R Engineering
RSS New Build
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Nuclear Energy Insider Policy and Commission Update 19 – 25 January 2012
IAEA expert team in Japan to review plant safety Companies mentioned: IAEA Nuclear Installation Division, Japanese Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency, Kansai Electric Power Company, and National Nuclear Security Administration
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Weekly Intelligence Brief 19- 25 January 2012
EC receives nuclear ‘subsidies’ complaint Companies mentioned: Energy Fair Group, SNC-Lavalin Nuclear, Jacobs Engineering Group, Magnox, US Department of Energy, Uranium Resources, USEC and EDF
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Weekly Intelligence Brief 12 – 18 January 2012
Nuclear popularity in the UK at record high Companies mentioned: Ipsos MORI, CITB-ConstructionSkills, Fessenheim NPP,Vietnam's Ministry of Science and Technology, Progress Energy, Crystal River NPP, EDF Constellation and Exelon
RSS Supply Chain
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Weekly Intelligence Brief 19- 25 January 2012
EC receives nuclear ‘subsidies’ complaint Companies mentioned: Energy Fair Group, SNC-Lavalin Nuclear, Jacobs Engineering Group, Magnox, US Department of Energy, Uranium Resources, USEC and EDF
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Weekly Intelligence Brief 5 – 11 January 2012
Westinghouse CEO to retire in March Companies mentioned: Westinghouse, Southern California Edison, San Onofre Nuclear, Areva, Xcel Energy, Tohoku Electric Power, Onagawa NPP, and EIA
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Weekly Intelligence Brief 16 Dec. – 4 January 2012
EDF says reactor extensions to cost EUR50bn Companies mentioned: EDF, Autorite de Surete Nucleaire, Shaw, Westinghouse, NRC, Areva, ONR, Hinkley Point, USEC, TENEX, and Carmanah
RSS Small Modular Reactors
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Weekly Intelligence Brief 19- 25 January 2012
EC receives nuclear ‘subsidies’ complaint Companies mentioned: Energy Fair Group, SNC-Lavalin Nuclear, Jacobs Engineering Group, Magnox, US Department of Energy, Uranium Resources, USEC and EDF
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Nuclear Energy Insider Policy and Commission Update 12 – 18 January 2012
DOE pushes ahead with SMR certification Companies mentioned: US Department of Energy, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Research, Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Education Cluster-TECOM Investments, Duke Energy, Nuclear Energy Institute and S&R Engineering
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Nuclear Energy Insider Policy and Commission Update 16 Dec – 4 January 2012
NRC awaits public comment on spent fuel study Companies mentioned: NRC, Emirates Nuclear Energy Corporation, Federal Authority for Nuclear Regulation, Brunswick NPP, and Carolina Power & Light
RSS Decommissioning
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Nuclear Energy Insider Policy and Commission Update 8 – 14 December 2011
Companies mentioned: University of Chicago (EPIC), DOE, NRC, Minerals Council of Australia, Oconee NPP, Duke Energy, Exelon Generation, Limerick Unit 2, EDF, Eon, RWE and the NDA
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Decommissioning Germany’s nuclear fleet: can individual states handle the job?
In the few months since Germany’s bold decision to switch off seven nuclear reactors, decommissioning plans are slowly moving forward.
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Who will win the nuclear waste race?
With the nuclear renaissance now in full swing, the question of permanent waste disposal is back on the agenda, but which countries are taking the lead when it comes to decisive action?
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Nuclear Energy Insider Policy and Commission Update 19 – 25 January 2012
IAEA expert team in Japan to review plant safety Companies mentioned: IAEA Nuclear Installation Division, Japanese Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency, Kansai Electric Power Company, and National Nuclear Security Administration
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Weekly Intelligence Brief 19- 25 January 2012
EC receives nuclear ‘subsidies’ complaint Companies mentioned: Energy Fair Group, SNC-Lavalin Nuclear, Jacobs Engineering Group, Magnox, US Department of Energy, Uranium Resources, USEC and EDF
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Nuclear Energy Insider Policy and Commission Update 12 – 18 January 2012
DOE pushes ahead with SMR certification Companies mentioned: US Department of Energy, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Research, Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Education Cluster-TECOM Investments, Duke Energy, Nuclear Energy Institute and S&R Engineering
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Latest press releases
Nuclear Utilities and Contractors to Discuss 2012 Supply Chain Opportunities
In the U.S. alone there are 104 nuclear reactors in operation and 4-6 scheduled to come on line by 2020.
NDA and SLCs in major nuclear decommissioning talks
According to Nuclear Energy Insider the NDA will be meeting with all five SLCs to discuss the key strategic and contractual challenges in nuclear decommissioning.
Progress Discuss the Importance of Long Term Operations to Meet Growing Energy Demand
This week Nuclear Energy Insider spoke with Jim Holt, General Manager for Nuclear Outages and Upgrade Services at Progress Energy, to examine the key drivers for the US fleet extending plant life into long term operations and how Progress Energy will tackle this issue.
Podcasts
Gail Marcus: MENA holds unique regional advantage for nuclear power programmes
Nuclear Energy Insider speaks with industry veteran and author, Gail Marcus, on the challenges and opportunities ahead for the Middle East and North Africa’s nuclear energy programmes.
Nathan Ives, E&Y: Responding to Black Swan Events at a nuclear power facility
Nathan Ives, a Senior Manager in Ernst & Young’s Advisory Services practice, highlights processes that can be put in place to best respond to a black swan event, much like the one experienced this year in Japan.
