After intensive talks with PreussenElektra, the EnBW executive supports the continued operation of Neckarwestheim II and Isar 2.

In Finland, after major delays, the Olkiluoto 3 nuclear power plant is starting to produce electricity at full power.

Mitsubishi Heavy is developing, with its partners, a new nuclear reactor, the SRZ-1200. It has a capacity of 1,200 MWe.

EURATOM continues its cooperation with the IAEA in the field of nuclear safety. They broaden the areas covered by it.

IAEA is developing a new project in quantum technology. A complex technology with many applications.

Belgium closes its first nuclear reactor. This decision raises doubts as the energy crisis continues.

The IAEA said it was satisfied with Slovakia's commitment. The country is committed to achieving a high level of nuclear safety.

According to the latest measurements, the fire at the Framatome plant in the Drôme did not cause any abnormal radioactivity.

The International Atomic Energy Agency is concluding a SEED (Site and External Events Design) review for an SMR project in Romania.

NuScale is starting to deploy small modular reactors (SMRs) to fulfill the first order from Poland.

A French start-up, Neext Engineering, is born in Belfort. It is positioned on the SMR market.

IAEA highlights Turkey's commitment to nuclear safety as the country builds its first nuclear power plant.

Faced with the difficulties encountered by the French nuclear fleet, EDF is considering an increase in the only exposure to radioactivity.

Two ships carrying MOX, a nuclear fuel, left the port of Cherbourg, in the English Channel, bound for Japan.

IAEA completes review mission to Sweden. It concerns the 3rd unit of the Oskarshamn nuclear power plant.

The IAEA conducted a successful mission to Argentina. The Agency notes a commitment to nuclear safety.

The 26 French nuclear reactors currently shut down should have restarted their electricity production during the winter.

Work sites will affect EDF's nuclear production. According to the first estimates, it will not exceed 345 TWh.

Germany maintains two nuclear power plants to cope with the energy crisis. However, E.ON has doubts about this strategy.

The government announces to maintain 2 nuclear power plants to avoid a shortage. However, German nuclear power faces obstacles that it will have to overcome.

MOX, a nuclear fuel containing plutonium, has arrived in Cherbourg. He will leave for Japan.

Faced with the energy crisis, Germany is keeping two nuclear power plants on standby until 2023.

EDF is committed to restarting all its nuclear reactors this winter. The French government is closely monitoring the operations.

Boris Johnson announces £700 million in government funding for Sizewell C nuclear power plant

Estonia is interested in nuclear power. NuScalePower and FermiEnergia sign a memorandum of understanding for the deployment of SMR in the country.