Will the latest government attempt to revive nuclear, driven by global warming concerns, succeed? It’s not a given. There’s lots to like about smaller nukes. They produce no CO2, have…
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India Power Sector In 2023
New coal generating capacity added 2120 MW last year, and now stands at 208 GW. In the last three years 9630 MW has been added.
If Climate Change is Knocking Down Power Pylons, Why Build More Renewables?
If storms are getting worse, how can fragile renewable energy infrastructure survive the superstorms of the future?
JUICE (Episode 4) – Nuclear Renaissance
The global nuclear comeback is real, even in Japan, where the accident at Fukushima Daiichi still looms large in the public’s consciousness.
British PM Nuclear Push: “Nuclear is the perfect antidote to the energy challenges facing Britain”
Following French moves to downgrade renewables, Britain now also seems to be jumping on board the nuclear bandwagon.
Is France Quietly Ditching Renewable Energy Targets?
Greens are furious the wrong kind of zero carbon energy is being prioritised?
Spain pledges to phase out nuclear power by 2035
Spain’s nuclear fleet consists of seven operating reactors, generating about a fifth of its electricity.
Time to Bring Nuclear Energy Into the 21st Century
The silver lining of this month’s United Nations COP28 global warming conference is the growing consensus that nuclear energy is critical to meeting national carbon dioxide reduction goals.
Has Australia’s Nuclear Debate Killed Renewable Energy Investment?
Expectations that the next Aussie administration will back nuclear over renewables appears to have wrecked attempts to attract private renewable investment.
‘Huge Milestone’: Biden Admin Green Lights Nuke Reactor Using Tech Not Utilized In Decades
This accomplishment is a testament to the collaborative work among Kairos, the NRC, DOE and all stakeholders involved in the project
The Nuclear Option: A Pragmatic Shift at COP28
In a notable pivot at the COP28 climate talks in Dubai, over 20 nations, led by the United States, have advocated for a substantial increase in nuclear energy.
While America pursues renewables, worldwide expansion is underway for nuclear generated electricity
Sweden, China, India, Russia, and others are changing from occasional electricity from renewables to fossil-free electricity from nuclear that is continuous and uninterruptible.
Illinois Nuclear Bill: A Promising Step With Troubling Limits
Illinois has wisely taken steps to legalize new nuclear power, but vague definitions and arbitrary limits could stifle its options for the clean energy transition.
A Nuclear Renaissance Is the Best Path Forward
It’s time we recognize nuclear energy’s vital role and champion it as a force for good in our world.
The Energy Future we need to have a Future worth having.
So deciding between the so-called renewables and coal for power generation is a false choice. Because coal isn’t a long-term option.
Nuclear Go-Round: NuScale, Vogtle, Palisades
From MasterResource By Kennedy Maize — October 17, 2023 Ed. note: Nuclear Power is a much talked about technology in the current climate debate. Electricity veteran Ken Maize of Quad Report provides an update…
Renewable Energy? Microsoft Advertises for a Nuclear Data Center Project Leader
Microsoft appears to have quietly accepted the reality that renewables cannot deliver the reliable and affordable energy their data centers need.
Russia And China Dominating the Race For Nuclear Electricity Generation.
The US was once the dominant global supplier of civil nuclear technologies, but that market position has since eroded with the emergence of new international vendors , led by Russia and…
G20: Coal Should be Phased Down “in line with national circumstances”
In response to UN calls for the urgent elimination of coal, the G20 has responded with a commitment to keep coal as long as needed, and to pursue nuclear energy…
BRICS and Nukes and LNG – the energy transition few are expecting
The rapidly growing BRICS group is looking to forge its own path as a way to counter the influence of the west and/or have a more active voice in ‘how…
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