nuclear power plants
Coverage of nuclear power plants in the Nexus archive.
- Romania, Hungary, France... Europe's nuclear power plants tested by heatwave
Record low water levels in Europe's major rivers, particularly the Danube, have reduced electricity output from nuclear power plants and lowered company earnings, prompting governments in Central and Eastern Europe to conserve electricity to avoid an energy crisis.
- Google pulls new Earth AI tool after researchers show it can be used to put fake nuclear power plants in Iran and refugees near the Mexican border
Google has withdrawn its new Earth AI tool after researchers demonstrated its potential misuse to create fake nuclear power plants in Iran and fake refugee locations near the Mexican border. The tool's removal highlights concerns about AI-generated content being exploited for deceptive purposes.
- Govt hints at new power tariff package as demand falls
The government is considering a new power tariff package amid a 3% decline in electricity demand, with consumers facing an additional Rs1.20 per unit fuel cost. Nepra criticized power sector entities for excessive loadshedding and inefficient use of cheaper capacity, while outages at three nuclear power plants raised concerns.
- America’s first nuclear plant restart may be near the finish line
The U.S. ended a yearslong dry spell in new nuclear plant construction in April when two next-generation nuclear developers broke ground on their first plants. The next reactor is expected to be added to the U.S. energy infrastructure soon.
- White Paper reopens debate on nuclear power plants in Kerala
The White Paper suggests exploring nuclear power as part of Kerala's long-term energy security strategy, reigniting the debate on nuclear power plants in the state. The document highlights nuclear energy as one of the sources to consider for adopting a long-term strategy.
- Belgium plans to nationalise nuclear power plants
Belgium plans to nationalise its nuclear power plants to reduce dependence on fossil fuel imports and increase control over energy supply. Prime Minister Bart De Wever announced the move as a strategic step toward energy independence.
- Belgium plans to nationalise nuclear power plants
Belgium plans to nationalize its nuclear power plants to reduce dependence on fossil fuel imports and enhance control over its energy supply, as stated by Prime Minister Bart De Wever. The move aims to strengthen energy security and reduce reliance on external fuel sources.
- Belgium stops decommissioning nuclear power plants
Belgium has halted the decommissioning of its nuclear power plants, reversing a prior plan to phase out nuclear energy by 2025. The decision follows energy security concerns amid the Ukraine war and rising energy prices, with the government now prioritizing stable electricity supply.