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Fessenheim: EDF criticized for a public debate deemed biased by 3 associations

Three associations withdrew from the public debate on the recycling of low-level radioactive metals in Fessenheim, citing a biased and unbalanced process.

State Aid for Poland’s First Nuclear Power Plant: EU Launches Investigation

The European Commission opens an investigation into Poland's public support for its first nuclear project, estimated at €45 billion, to ensure compliance with electricity market competition rules.

NANO Nuclear and Digihost Submit a Response to NYSERDA for a 60 MW Facility in New York

NANO Nuclear and Digihost submit a proposal to NYSERDA to evaluate the integration of advanced nuclear technologies at a 60-megawatt energy site in New York State.
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Standard Uranium deploys innovative multiphysics surveys at Davidson River project

Standard Uranium engages Fleet Space Technologies to conduct multiphysics surveys combining ambient noise tomography and gravimetry. This project targets uranium-bearing corridors in the southwest of the Athabasca Basin.

Nuclear Energy: An Economic Asset in Australia’s Energy Mix, Says Study

An independent economic analysis concludes that including nuclear energy in Australia's electricity market could yield substantial savings, with a cost reduction estimated at 44% compared to a scenario relying solely on renewable energy.

Iran Escalates Nuclear Enrichment: Alarming Increase Under Enhanced Surveillance

Iran surpasses critical limits, increasing uranium enrichment to 60%, while agreeing to stricter monitoring by the IAEA. This development heightens international tensions and revives diplomatic concerns.
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Candu Energy reaches $1 billion in contracts for the Canadian nuclear supply chain

With over $1 billion in purchase orders in 2024, Candu Energy, a subsidiary of AtkinsRéalis, strengthens its Canadian nuclear supply chain by involving 350 local companies, supporting thousands of jobs and advancing the clean energy transition.

Poland: First Nuclear Power Plant Operational by 2036

Poland confirms plans for its first nuclear power plant, scheduled to be operational by 2036, while unveiling projects for a second facility by 2040.

Norway Explores the Potential of Modular Reactors in Halden

Two companies, Amentum and Multiconsult, have been tasked with assessing the feasibility of a modular reactor in Halden, marking a key step in Norway's ambition to address its growing energy deficit.
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Paris, London, and Berlin Call on Iran to Stop Nuclear Escalation

France, Germany, and the United Kingdom denounce Iran's increased uranium enrichment, deemed incompatible with civilian use, and call for negotiations to regulate its nuclear program.

Natura Resources revolutionizes Texas energy with small modular reactors

In response to Texas's energy and water challenges, Natura Resources relies on small modular reactors to provide reliable, sustainable solutions adapted to the growing needs of a booming economy.

Shimane 2: Restart after 13 Years of Shutdown

The Shimane 2 nuclear power plant in Japan resumed operations on December 7 after 13 years of inactivity. This second boiling water reactor marks a significant milestone in the country's energy revitalization.
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Westinghouse: eVinci Microreactor Gains Approval from US Regulators

The US regulator has validated the control system of the eVinci microreactor, paving the way for its autonomous operation. This innovative technology promises safe and adaptable energy without the need for constant monitoring.

The Philippines advances in the development of its nuclear infrastructure

Following recommendations from the International Atomic Energy Agency, the Philippines is strengthening its commitment to nuclear energy, aiming to integrate this energy source into its energy mix by 2032.

Switzerland: The Beznau Nuclear Power Plant to Shut Down Permanently by 2033

The Beznau nuclear power plant, the oldest in Europe, will cease operations in 2033 according to its operator, Axpo. Greenpeace Switzerland demands an immediate shutdown to reduce environmental risks and prioritize renewable energy sources.
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France Negotiates with Kazakhstan to Build a Nuclear Power Plant

Kazakhstan is discussing its first nuclear power plant project with France. EDF, Framatome, and Arabelle Solutions represent France against competition from Russia, China, and South Korea.

EnergySolutions and Terrestrial Energy deploy molten salt nuclear reactors

EnergySolutions and Terrestrial Energy collaborate to implement advanced IMSR reactors, a modern nuclear generation technology, at specialized sites, addressing the growing demand for clean and industrial energy.

Meta bets on nuclear energy to power its data centers

Meta, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, seeks up to 4 GW of nuclear capacity in the United States to meet the growing energy demands of its data centers and AI technologies.
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EDF extends the lifespan of four nuclear power plants in the United Kingdom

EDF announces the extension of the lifespan of four nuclear power plants in the United Kingdom, strengthening local energy production while investing massively in its aging nuclear infrastructure.

Ad Astra and SpaceNukes Launch Nuclear Propulsion to Explore Mars

Ad Astra Rocket Company and Space Nuclear Power Corporation collaborate to develop cutting-edge nuclear electric propulsion, promising fast and innovative missions to Mars and beyond.