New Build
Local opposition is something of an occupational hazard in new nuclear programmes. That is why developers should spare no efforts in trying to build relations with the community.
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Nuclear Energy Insider Policy and Commission Update 16 - 22 February 2012
NRC approves first NPP license since 1978
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Weekly Intelligence Brief 8 – 15 February 2012
Southern closer to securing $8.3bn DOE loan Companies mentioned: Southern Co., American Centrifuge Project, NNSA, International Energy Agency, Areva, B&W, ATMEA, Toshiba, Andritz, Sulzer Pumps, Flowserve Corporation and KSB Pumps
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Nuclear Energy Insider Policy and Commission Update 8 – 18 February 2012
NRC requests $1.053bn budget Companies mentioned; Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Nuclear Energy Institute, and SCANA
Industry Insight
Nuclear new build: getting communities on your...
Local opposition is something of an occupational hazard in new nuclear programmes. That is why developers should spare no efforts in trying to build...
China to Saudi Arabia – The Nuclear Silk Road?
Sino-Saudi relations are set to get stronger as both nations have a preference for government-to-government trade alliances. Both are widening their...
US nuclear industry prepares to build first...
This week the US nuclear energy industry is on bated breath as to whether Southern Co. will get the green light omission to build the first new...
Intelligence Brief
Weekly Intelligence Brief 8 – 15 February 2012
Southern closer to securing $8.3bn DOE loan Companies mentioned: Southern Co., American Centrifuge Project, NNSA, International Energy Agency,...
Nuclear Energy Insider Policy and Commission...
NRC requests $1.053bn budget Companies mentioned; Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Nuclear Energy Institute, and SCANA
Executive viewpoint
Matt Dryden, AREVA:"Today, the bidding...
Matt Dryden, Vice President of Business Development for AREVA, speaks to Nuclear Energy Insider on how the company is helping US plants address...
David Smith, Nuclear Research Centre:
Nuclear Energy Insider speaks with University of Bristol’s Professor David Smith, who, together with Professor Chris Grovenor at Oxford, is leading...
Guy Barlow, Oracle: “what gets measured, gets...
As nuclear power plants across the US and other markets across the world look to meet consumers' demand for more energy through uprate...
Press releases
Steering the MENA’s nuclear energy drive to...
In a region blessed with nearly half of the world’s oil reserves, the urgent demand for a consistent source of energy in the Middle East and North...
SOUTHERN, SCANA, DUKE, DOMINION, OPG, PROGRESS,...
On October 25-27 2011, Charlotte North Carolina will play host to the 3rd Annual Nuclear Construction Summit. This meeting is Nuclear Energy Insider’...
Department of Energy Loan Guarantee Program to be...
On October 25-27 2011, Dave Frantz, Director of Loan Guarantee Program at the Department of Energy will join over 300 nuclear experts to review the...
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.
Featured Articles
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Nuclear new build: getting communities on your side
Local opposition is something of an occupational hazard in new nuclear programmes. That is why developers should spare no efforts in trying to build relations with the community.
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China to Saudi Arabia – The Nuclear Silk Road?
Sino-Saudi relations are set to get stronger as both nations have a preference for government-to-government trade alliances. Both are widening their political nets, which calls on the US and European nuclear supply chains to build better Sino and Saudi business relationships.
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US nuclear industry prepares to build first reactor in 25 years
This week the US nuclear energy industry is on bated breath as to whether Southern Co. will get the green light omission to build the first new nuclear power plant in more than 25 years.
