Nuclear

Kazakhstan Proposes Treating Nuclear Energy as Green to Boost Adoption
Conventional Fuels Kazakhstan Proposes Treating Nuclear Energy as Green to Boost Adoption

Kazakhstan is taking a significant step towards redefining its energy landscape by proposing the inclusion of nuclear energy in the same category as renewable energy sources like solar and wind power. This initiative forms part of a wider legislative framework designed to accelerate the country’s t

October 23, 2024
Is Nuclear Energy Essential for the Global Clean Energy Transition?
Conventional Fuels Is Nuclear Energy Essential for the Global Clean Energy Transition?

The exploration of nuclear energy's role in the global clean energy transition is becoming increasingly important amid current geopolitical tensions and the pressing need for reducing carbon emissions. The International Energy Agency (IEA) has identified nuclear power as one of the seven

October 16, 2024
Can Bataan Nuclear Power Plant Be Revived for Philippines' Energy Needs?
Conventional Fuels Can Bataan Nuclear Power Plant Be Revived for Philippines' Energy Needs?

The recent signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the Philippine Department of Energy (PDOE) and Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power (KHNP) marks a significant development in the energy sector of the Philippines. This agreement focuses on conducting a feasibility study on the

October 8, 2024
Can Standardization Revolutionize Europe's Nuclear Energy Sector?
Conventional Fuels Can Standardization Revolutionize Europe's Nuclear Energy Sector?

Nuclear energy has long been a cornerstone of Europe's power strategy, providing a substantial portion of the continent's electricity. However, the construction of nuclear power plants has historically been plagued by delays and cost overruns. In response, the French government has made a

October 3, 2024
South Korea Greenlights Construction of Shin-Hanul 3 and 4 Reactors
Conventional Fuels South Korea Greenlights Construction of Shin-Hanul 3 and 4 Reactors

In a significant move aimed at revitalizing its nuclear energy sector, South Korea has approved the construction of two new nuclear power plants on its east coast in Uljin. Named Shin-Hanul 3 and 4, these reactors have received the essential permits from the Nuclear Safety and Security Commission

September 16, 2024
Nuclear-Powered Commercial Ships: Balancing Innovation and Safety Concerns
Conventional Fuels Nuclear-Powered Commercial Ships: Balancing Innovation and Safety Concerns

The concept of nuclear-powered commercial ships is experiencing a renaissance driven by advancements in reactor technology and growing environmental concerns. Initially explored during the mid-20th century, the idea was largely abandoned due to economic inefficiencies and negative public

September 10, 2024
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