Energy Secretary Calls For More Nuclear Reactors: “2 Down, 198 To Go”
U.S. Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm has called for the construction of “hundreds” of new large nuclear reactors by 2050.
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US Moves Again To Boost Local Nuclear Industry
The Biden administration has announced steps to bolster the domestic nuclear industry and advance America’s clean energy future. As part
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Return to Nuclear: Italy Considers SMRs as Key to Achieving 2030 Energy Goals
Italy’s Minister for the Environment and Energy Security, Gilberto Pichetto, has expressed support for the inclusion of nuclear power in
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Microsoft, OpenAI Reportedly Plans $100-Billion Supercomputer Fueled by Nuclear Power
Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) is reportedly gearing up to construct a colossal $100 billion data center, aptly named “Stargate.” Analysts speculate
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Are More Nuclear Restarts Coming?
In the wake of the US government’s $1.5 billion loan to Holtec International Corp. for the reopening of the Palisades
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DEEP DIVE: Documents Reveal Green Party Manipulated Germany To Push Nuclear Phase-Out
In a startling revelation, documents from the Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action, acquired by German media outlet Cicero,
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Calls Begin For Canada To Build A Full Nuclear Supply Chain
“Canada appears on the verge of a nuclear-power renaissance instigated by the need for reliable carbon-free energy, with the provinces
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Nuclear: South Korea Extends Life On 10 Reactors, France Initiates New 1650MW Plant
South Korea is set to embark on extending the lifespan of ten nuclear reactors in a bid to meet its
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Belgium Pivots to Embrace Nuclear Power Revival
Belgium has gone from planning to phase out nuclear energy to extending the lifetimes of aging reactors and pushing for
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Pro-Nuclear Nations Rally for Industry Revival at Brussels Summit
Pro-nuclear European nations and energy experts called for a revival of nuclear power at a summit in Brussels on Thursday.
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