Italy may lift the nuclear energy ban in 2025 Italy plans to draw up rules for the use of new nuclear technologies by early 2025, which could lead to lifting the current ban on nuclear power generation. Energy Minister Gilberto Pichetto Fratin said the parliament could approve the bill in 2025.
The Norwegian energy industry faces Russian threats In a closed meeting on Monday 26 August, the security services of seven…
11 new nuclear reactors to be built in China China's State Council has approved five new nuclear power projects totaling…
Russia still exports gas to Europe via Ukraine About half of Russian natural gas still flows to Europe through Ukraine,…
USA-Sweden nuclear cooperation On August 1, Sweden and the United States signed a memorandum of…
Paks nuclear plant will be allowed to exceed Danube water temperature limit Hungary plans to allow the section of the Danube that receives cooling…
American university study examines feasibility of coal-to-nuclear conversion A study by the University of Michigan examines the feasibility of…
ITER's new commissioning schedule