Nuclear Power Plant
Coverage of Nuclear Power Plant in the Nexus archive.
- California planned a nuclear exit. Now it's reconsidering
California previously planned a nuclear exit but is reportedly reconsidering that policy. The status of Diablo Canyon, mentioned in the article, suggests it does not appear to be a nuclear power plant preparing for retirement.
- California planned a nuclear exit. Now it's reconsidering
California originally planned a nuclear exit but is now reconsidering this approach. The text further points out that Diablo Canyon does not currently appear like a nuclear power plant that is getting ready to retire.
- California planned a nuclear exit. Now it's reconsidering
California previously planned a nuclear energy exit but is now reconsidering this decision. The article questions this narrative, stating that Diablo Canyon does not resemble a power plant that is preparing to retire.
- Danube River hits record-low levels, revealing lost historical items across Europe
The Danube River is at record-low levels, revealing lost historical items across Europe. Hungary's only nuclear power plant is at risk of shutdown.
- Hungary's Lake Velence is drying up
Hungary's third-largest lake, Lake Velence, is shrinking, the Danube is experiencing low water levels, and high temperatures threaten to shut down the country's only nuclear power plant.
- Hungary comes ‘within millimetres’ of shutting down nuclear power plant amid drought crisis – Europe live
Hungary's PM Péter Magyar stated the country nearly had to shut down a nuclear power plant due to a drought crisis, with extreme heat and low Danube water levels causing challenges. EU ministers in Brussels are addressing security issues following border problems in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta.
- Hungary braced for power cuts amid extreme drought
Hungary is preparing for power cuts due to extreme drought, with record-low water levels on the Danube River forcing the country's first nuclear power plant shutdown.
- Climate crisis: Hungary closes nuclear power plant, Greece wildfires spread
Hungary is fully shutting down its sole nuclear power plant due to record low levels of the Danube River, straining energy supplies and posing a major economic challenge for new Prime Minister Péter Magyar. The Paks plant's reactors were powered down as low water levels hindered cooling operations.
- Hungary plans to shut down only nuclear power plant amid drought
Hungary plans to shut down its only nuclear power plant due to record-low Danube water levels disrupting reactor cooling. Officials attribute the decision to the drought's impact on the plant's cooling system.
- ‘Total devastation’: Suffolk confronts aftermath of unprecedented wildfire
Suffolk is dealing with the aftermath of an unprecedented wildfire that has caused 'total devastation,' affecting homeowners and holidaymakers. Flames have spread across heathland and neared a nuclear power plant.
- US widens strikes in Iran
The United States expanded its strikes on Iran, targeting provinces across the country including a city with a nuclear power plant. Previous strikes focused on areas near Hormuz, but the recent attacks spread to central and northern regions as Iran continued regional attacks.
- Atomic energy organisation in Iran says Bushehr nuclear power plant 'safe and stable'
The Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI) stated that the Bushehr nuclear power plant is operating normally and remains 'safe and stable,' countering claims it was targeted. All units and facilities at the plant are functioning continuously according to standard procedures.
- Explosions heard in Iran's Bushehr, says report
Several explosions were heard in Iran's Bushehr province on Thursday morning, as reported by Iran's Mehr news. Bushehr is home to Iran's nuclear power plant.
- Reactor reboot at world’s largest nuclear plant highlights flaws in Japan’s radioactive waste plans
A reactor at the world’s largest nuclear power plant in Japan has resumed operations, highlighting issues with the country's radioactive waste management plans.
- Uzbekistan, Russia Celebrate Start of Nuclear Power Plant Construction… Again
Uzbekistan and Russia celebrated the start of construction on a nuclear power plant. This follows a previous celebration by the involved companies two months earlier.
- Russia Signs Agreement to Build First Nuclear Power Plant in Kazakhstan
Russia and Kazakhstan signed an agreement to build the first nuclear power plant in Kazakhstan. The agreement was announced during a meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev in Astana.
- Czech Utility Giant CEZ Plans Asset Split Before Possible Buyout
Czech utility company CEZ AS is planning to split its assets ahead of a potential buyout. The company operates a nuclear power plant in Dukovany, Czech Republic, with infrastructure including transmission towers.