Bulgaria approves the construction of two American nuclear reactors to reduce its energy dependence on Russia, marking a major turning point in its energy diversification strategy.

Orano Increases Uranium Enrichment Capacity and Invests 1.7 Billion Euros to Reduce Dependence on Russia.

A Silent Revolution: Nuclear Propulsion in the Era of Space Exploration.

Is the future of nuclear fusion at ITER in jeopardy? An overview of the pandemic's impact and technical challenges.

The agreement between Burkina Faso and Russia to build a nuclear power plant has far-reaching energy and geopolitical ramifications. This represents a major opportunity for Burkina Faso to bridge its energy deficit and boost its economic development.

Nuclear power: The key to combating climate change

The emergency shutdown of Slovenia's Krsko Nuclear Power Plant in 2023 highlights safety issues and paves the way for more sustainable energy prospects for Slovenia and Croatia.

The UK unveils the finalists for the construction of small nuclear reactors, including Rolls Royce and EDF, as part of its energy supply and decarbonization strategy. Find out more about this crucial project for the country's energy future.

Find out the latest news on EDF's test campaign for the Flamanville EPR, the challenges facing the project and the crucial role of the ASN in authorizing commissioning.

Global nuclear industry leaders meet in Paris, aiming to revitalize the sector and explore international financing opportunities.

Alfeor: The "Made in France" company headed by Arnaud Montebourg takes a Major Initiative in the French Nuclear Sector

Poland takes a major step towards nuclear power, signing a historic agreement with Westinghouse-Bechtel.

The French government is currently working on a draft law on nuclear safety, prompting concern and criticism from the inter-union group at the Institut de Radioprotection et de Sûreté Nucléaire (IRSN).

The French competition authority sanctions six companies suspected of collusion in nuclear site dismantling operations, highlighting anti-competitive practices and cost issues in the sector.

Hundreds of demonstrators gathered in Bure, Meuse, to protest against the Cigéo project to bury the most radioactive nuclear waste. The event, which brought together activists of various nationalities as well as local residents, was marked by a festive atmosphere.

Slovakia joins forces with Westinghouse to diversify its nuclear fuel supply, reducing its dependence on Russian imports and strengthening its energy security.

The IAEA confirms that the tritium concentration in the water discharged from Fukushima is well below regulatory limits. However, local concerns and international tensions have arisen over the management of wastewater from the damaged nuclear power plant.

The ASN has approved the 10-year extension of Reactor 1 at the Tricastin power plant as part of EDF's "Grand carénage" program, marking the first extension beyond 40 years in France's nuclear fleet and part of a drive to align safety standards with the latest generation of reactors, with a view to extending the lifespan of power plants to 60 years and beyond.

EDF adjusts nuclear output at Bugey and Tricastin due to impending heatwave. Environmental protection measures and the challenges of climate change require adjustments in electricity generation to mitigate thermal impact.

The Mochovce nuclear power plant in Slovakia is gradually increasing the output of its third reactor unit to 90%, with a view to reaching 100%. This marks the end of the energy start-up phase, strengthening the country's energy supply and paving the way for Slovakia to become a net energy exporter.

Silex achieves a major milestone in uranium enrichment technology with the completion of a second laser module in less than 12 months, paving the way for its imminent shipment to GLE's Wilmington facility and commissioning by the end of 2023, marking a significant step towards commercial deployment.

Iran is making major efforts to explore and set up mining complexes for nuclear elements, with the aim of strengthening its resources and energy capacity.

Remarkable advances in British nuclear fusion are currently underway thanks to the key collaboration between First Light Fusion and Tractebel.

Swedish government adjusts legislation to allow construction of new nuclear reactors and meet rising electricity demand