On 9 March 2018, Russian state nuclear corporation Rosatom has connected unit 1 of the Leningrad II nuclear power plant to the grid. The VVER 1200-type reactor, which was brought to the minimum controllable power level on 6 February, has started producing its first electricity. Start-up of Unit 1…
The Harmony programme of the World Nuclear Association (WNA) represents the…
General Electric will supply turbines for Paks II NPP Rosatom's engineering subsidiary ASE Group has published the results of the…
Significant drop of renewables weighted average costs The International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) has published a report on…
The European Commission has inspected a Greek auction scheme providing a…
Most of the district heating in Finland is produced by burning coal,…
Australia produces most of its electricity from coal. One of its federal…
Protests against coal use in Germany 
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