Ukraine's Energoatom has taken a UAH1.5 billion (USD51 million) loan from Ukrgasbank to buy more nuclear fuel from Westinghouse. It follows the energy giant's decision to stop using Russian fuel...
Flanders ‘Overwhelmingly Supportive’ Of LTO For Nuclear Plants
Flanders, the most populous of three federal regions in Belgium*, is overwhelmingly supportive of the long-term operation of nuclear power in the country beyond 2025, a survey has shown.
Floating Nuclear Plants / Denmark’s Seaborg To Work With South Korea On Export Requirements
Danish startup Seaborg Technologies has signed an agreement to collaborate with South Korean regulators and authorities to identify requirements for the export of floating nuclear power plants based...
IAEA: Lithuania committed to safe management of radwaste
An International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Integrated Review Service for Radioactive Waste and Spent Fuel Management, Decommissioning and Remediation (Artemis) team on 25 May concluded a 10-day...
Warsaw Aiming To Make Technology Selection This Autumn, Says Official
Poland has received two preliminary offers for the construction of its first commercial nuclear power station with one more to follow by the end of the summer as Warsaw prepares to make a final...
ČEZ And South Bohemia To Establish Nuclear Park For SMR Development
The administrative region of South Bohemia, Czech state power company ČEZ and its subsidiary ÚJV Řež have signed an agreement to establish a nuclear park dedicated to the preparation of small...
Company Visits Site Near Sellafield As Potential Location For UK Reactor
Representatives from Rolls-Royce SMR, which is aiming to deploy small modular reactors in the UK, have toured the land to the south of the Sellafield nuclear site in northwest England – part of work...
Temelín 2 clear for longer operation
ČEZ of the Czech Republic has been granted a licence to continue operating Temelín 2. The reactor has operated for 20 years and ČEZ hopes for another 40 years of operation at least.