Supply Chain
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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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
Industry Insight
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...
Nuclear decommissioning and new build: can the UK...
The UK government needs to take nuclear disposal seriously as the country’s decommissioning supply chain competes for talent with a build-out...
Political delay to support nuclear damaging UK...
A report by the UK Centre for Policy Studies claims British Government measures to support new nuclear could have the opposite effect. Could a dash...
Intelligence Brief
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...
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...
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...
Executive viewpoint
Clay Ramsey, MOX Facility: “Substantial shortage...
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Since 2006, Clay Ramsey has served as the Federal Project Director of DOE’s $4.8bn Mixed Oxide Fuel Fabrication (MOX) Facility, currently under...
John Simmons, President AEA: 'Innovations in...
Track records give not only clients, but staff the confidence and skill sets required to get the job done safely and on time in today's nuclear...
KKR on Infrastructure Investment: In search of...
Jesus Olmos of global private equity firm, KKR, speaks to FC Business Intelligence on the firm's balanced risk profile for infrastructure...
Press releases
Nuclear Utilities and Contractors to Discuss 2012...
In the U.S. alone there are 104 nuclear reactors in operation and 4-6 scheduled to come on line by 2020.
Entergy, Exelon, & Progress Energy develop...
Last week the White House Press Secretary Jay Carney confirmed the US Government’s commitment to the continuation of the nuclear industry after the...
Expected Nuclear Power Plant construction brings...
Optimistic forecasts published in the ‘US Nuclear New Build Market for Component Suppliers’ report from Nuclear Energy Insider suggest there could be...
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.
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Featured Articles
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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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Nuclear decommissioning and new build: can the UK do both?
The UK government needs to take nuclear disposal seriously as the country’s decommissioning supply chain competes for talent with a build-out programme and the oil and gas industries.
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Political delay to support nuclear damaging UK economy
A report by the UK Centre for Policy Studies claims British Government measures to support new nuclear could have the opposite effect. Could a dash to set a Carbon Price Floor actually discourage plant construction?
