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E.On Russia to transfer 100% of 2012's net profit into dividends
E.On Russia, the Russian subsidiary of Germany's E.On power company, will transfer 100% of the net profit the energy company made in 2012, some $583 million into dividends, marking a record for the Russian domestic electricity market.
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MIT to cut nuclear fusion program
A program that explores nuclear fusion at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology is shutting down, after its U.S. funding was cut.
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Rice seeds sown in former Fukushima evacuation zone
Farmers in Fukushima have started planting rice in the former radioactive no-go zone, as close as 15 km from the TEPCO plant which suffered a meltdown in March 2011.
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Algeria plans to build its 1st nuclear plant in 2025
Algeria plans to build its first nuclear plant in 2025 to cope with the country's soaring electricity consumption, the official APS news agency reported Sunday, citing Minister of Energy and Mines, Yousef Yousfi.
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Medical & Ecological Consequences: Fukushima Nuclear Meltdown, Segment 1
Day 2 - Afternoon session continues examination of the Fukushima and Chernoble disasters as they relate to North America.
Taiwan protesters blast nuclear power
Protesters in Taiwan rally against nuclear energy. Hundreds flooded the streets of Taipei on Sunday to demand that the government halt the construction of a controversial nuclear power plant.
We can let fission fizzle out in a renewable world
AT THE start of this year Germany officially entered the Dark Ages again - at least according to its state weather service.
German energy shift faces headwinds
Tense engineers have their eyes peeled on complex colour-coded diagrams on a wall-sized screen that makes their control room look like the inside of a spaceship.
The scandal no one seems to talk about
State regulators and the Office of Consumer Counsel recently issued a "good news" press release.
Azerbaijan against Armenian nuclear power station
The Messenger, Georgia May 17 2013 Azerbaijan against Armenian nuclear power station By Messenger Staff Friday, May 17 During a meeting with International Atomic Energy Agency representatives Azeri President Ilham Alyev stated that nuclear safety and security are very important for the world as well as for Azerbaijan.
When organizers put on their annual Cool Desert Nights car show and parade in Richland, Washington they need a permit.
Al Gharbia taps into non-oil sectors for sustainable growth
WAM Abu Dhabi, 18th May 2013 - The Western Region Development Council , the central coordinating body leading development and promoting opportunity in Al Gharbia, the Western Region of Abu Dhabi, has defined a number of key non-oil sectors to drive economic growth and development in the region.
NYTimes: Japanese Reactor Is Said to Stand on a Fault Line
Seismologists said Wednesday that a nuclear reactor in Tsuruga, in western Japan, stands above an active seismic fault, a finding that could lead to the first permanent shutdown of a reactor since the Fukushima crisis two years ago.
The Hutchinson News, Hutchinson Kansas
OSHA rules for Kansas whistleblower
Federal regulators have ruled in favor of an engineer fired for reporting unsafe conditions created by a contractor at a nuclear power plant in eastern Kansas, his attorneys said Friday.
OPPD Hopes To Revive Ft. Calhoun By End Of June
The utility that owns the troubled Fort Calhoun nuclear power plant says it hopes to have the plant ready to operate by the end of June.
San Onofre Nuclear Plant at the Brink
With its massive money and clout, Southern California Edison was ready to ram through a license exception for a reactor whose botched $770 million steam generator fix had kept it shut for a year.
Radioactive scrap causes panic in Boksburg
The six-cubic-metre bin was found outside the Sarie Scrap Metals Company on Field Road off Main Reef Road in Witfield, Boksburg, on Thursday morning, but emergency services and nuclear technicians later declared the scene safe, and no injuries were sustained.
Southern CEO says Plant Vogtle overruns won't hurt customers
Cost overruns on the construction of two nuclear reactors at Plant Vogtle won't end up making a significant impact on customers' monthly electricity bills, the chief executive officer of Southern Company said Thursday.
Radioactive leak found at Palisades Nuclear Power Plant
Investigators have discovered a half-inch long crack around a nozzle on one of the tanks of the Palisades Nuclear Power Plant, and have attributed the crack to the water leakage that spilled radioactive water into Lake Michigan on May 5. The plant, which is located on the shore of the great lake and operated by Entergy, was shut down after the ... (more)
Coalition still 'optimistic' about nuclear power despite EDF and China concerns
EDF does not expect to take a final investment decision on a new reactor at Hinkley Point in Somerset until September at the earliest, says report.