Sanders' plan eschews nuclear energy development entirely, instead proposing a gradual phasing out of nuclear energy reliance.
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After the 9/11 terrorist attacks, the nuclear energy industry invested billions of dollars to make nuclear energy facilities even more secure.
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For instance, about 2011, Bill Gates began strongly supporting investments in nuclear energy, and he has since launched a nuclear energy company, TerraPower.
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But there has been bipartisan support for nuclear energy in the past — last year, Congress upped the 2020 budget for nuclear energy by nearly $700 million.
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Today, as head of OECD's Nuclear Energy Agency, Magwood has become a leading voice in support of fostering the use of nuclear energy around the world.
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Both China and Russia are currently the most active suppliers within the global nuclear energy marketplace, and are likely to be for the foreseeable future, regardless of the level of U.S. nuclear energy exports, as demand for nuclear energy grows in Asia and the Middle East.
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The tanks have been tested for durability, said Yasuro Kawai, a plant engineer and a member of Citizens' Commission on Nuclear Energy, a group advocating abandoning nuclear energy.
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The UAE already partakes in what nuclear energy experts call the "gold standard" of civilian nuclear partnerships: The U.S.-UAE 123 Agreement for Peaceful Civilian Nuclear Energy Cooperation.
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Under the proposed deal, American consulting companies would partner with the Saudi government and Rosatom, Russia's government-run nuclear energy agency, to build 16 nuclear energy plants in Saudi Arabia.
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Fukushima's transition from nuclear energy to solar and wind comes as policymakers and scientists around the world debate the role of nuclear energy in efforts to stop the climate crisis.
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Nuclear energy: He's very much in favor of it — people who think it's possible to get to net-zero carbon emissions without nuclear energy "just aren't looking at the facts," Booker said.
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Support for plans to save nuclear energy has come from a seemingly unlikely group — environmentalists, some who have come to believe that the climate benefits of nuclear energy far outweigh the risks.
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Nuclear: Consumption of nuclear energy rose 1 percent last year.
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Go deeper: Trump striking out on coal and nuclear energy
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"There will be significant investment in nuclear energy," Falih said.
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Nuclear energy in the United States is at an impasse.
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We absolutely want to harness nuclear energy for peaceful purposes.
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And forget about nuclear energy — that's totally off the table.
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The Czech Republic depends largely on nuclear energy and coal.
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The Office of Nuclear Energy got a 19 percent increase.
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They're talking about doing away with nuclear energy and fracking.
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Cusi said Duterte "wants to learn more" about nuclear energy.
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What role would nuclear energy play in your climate plans?
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Nuclear energy proposals do not compete in terms of cost.
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This is because nuclear energy and geopolitics are inextricably linked.
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The most divisive policy among the candidates was nuclear energy.
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Some coal and nuclear energy groups welcomed the final report's findings.
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Additions included China Nuclear Energy, Shandong Linglong Tyre and Meinian Onehealth.
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France relies on nuclear energy for 75 percent of its electricity.
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Environmentalists strongly oppose the project, citing the dangers of nuclear energy.
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Maria Korsnick is president and CEO of the Nuclear Energy Institute.
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Maria Korsnick, head of the Nuclear Energy Institute, praised Perry's request.
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Facing intense popular aversion, nuclear energy is being left to wither.
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Nuclear energy: Wants the US to stop using it by 2035.
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In fact, Vermont tried a similar experiment, cancelling even nuclear energy.
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JOSEPH E. POLLOCK Vice President, Nuclear Operations Nuclear Energy Institute Washington
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First, Obama reinstated a U.S.-Russia civilian nuclear energy cooperation agreement.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Nuclear energy is having an economic meltdown.
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The two sides are still deciding on the "new financial structures" of the project, known as Atucha III, Julian Gadano, undersecretary for nuclear energy for Argentina, told the China Nuclear Energy Sustainable Development Forum in Beijing.
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IronBridge was one of several consulting companies that were working on the proposed business deal, partnering with the Saudi government and Rosatom, Russia's government-run nuclear energy agency, to build nuclear energy plants in Saudi Arabia.
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He adamantly favours nuclear energy and rejects the Green movement as utopian.
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Before Fukushima, Japan got 30 percent of its power from nuclear energy.
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Germany also wants to reduce its reliance on coal and nuclear energy.
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The country also plans to move away from nuclear energy by 2022.
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So, we're going to see the proliferation of nuclear energy going forward.
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Yet nuclear energy does not make much economic sense for the kingdom.
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Our bipartisan work comes as American nuclear energy leadership faces stiff headwinds.
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Nuclear energy also eases the path to decarbonizing the U.S. electric grid.
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Beyond oil and gas, most of its attention is on nuclear energy.
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The Advanced Nuclear Energy Technologies Act, a bipartisan plan authored by Sens.
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Go deeper: Nuclear energy could be competitive, but it requires pricing carbon
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REVIS W. JAMES V.P., Policy Development and Planning Nuclear Energy Institute Washington
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Displacing nuclear energy clearly makes the battle against climate change more difficult.
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But the Saudi pursuit of nuclear energy has made many observers nervous.
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Trump, Tillerson, and Perry have stated that they generally support nuclear energy.
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It plans to focus on hydropower as Switzerland exits nuclear energy production.
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Against nuclear energy, supporting immigration, against the gap between north and south.
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You are importing oil, gas, defense equipment and aircrafts and nuclear energy.
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Did making Into Eternity change the way you thought about nuclear energy?
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An important key to the success of energy independence is nuclear energy.
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Like nuclear weapons, nuclear energy also poses enduring threats to human health.
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Civic groups campaigning against nuclear energy later said they respected its recommendation.
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Skepticism over nuclear energy has grown in South Korea in recent years.
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The 3.67% level is that deemed suitable for generating civilian nuclear energy.
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Nuclear energy has been shown to be very environmentally friendly and cheap.
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She overhauled the party's course on nuclear energy after the Fukushima disaster.
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The writer is a lawyer with clients in the nuclear energy industry.
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Nuclear energy cannot compete with natural gas at current prices, of course.
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America cannot afford to sacrifice its global leadership role in nuclear energy.
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After the meltdown, Germany shifted its power supply away from nuclear energy.
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France has 25,519 megawatts of installed hydropower capacity, second after nuclear energy.
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The international exposition's theme was "Future Energy", featuring nuclear energy rather prominently.
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Microreactors have attracted interest from new and established nuclear energy companies alike.
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There is a clean option that could meet this challenge: Nuclear energy.
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Nuclear energy not the solution industry experts believe it is The Feb.
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She wants the U.S. to ween itself off nuclear energy by 2035.
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Most places in the solar system can't be reached without nuclear energy.
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IronBridge was among several consulting firms developing a plan for the Middle East that would involve working with Saudi Arabia and Russia's state-run nuclear energy agency to build nuclear energy plants in the country, according to CNN.
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KHOBAR, Saudi Arabia, Aug 25 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia and China are to cooperate on nuclear energy projects following discussions between the two countries this week on ways to support the kingdom's nuclear energy programme, state news agency SPA reported.
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These are the reasons Sanders has long been an opponent of nuclear energy.
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Clearly it's possible to have our nuclear energy, and use it peacefully, too.
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Shares of coal and nuclear-energy firms in the rich world have collapsed.
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Brexit could be a big setback for nuclear energy in the United Kingdom.
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Yves Marignac, a nuclear-energy expert in Paris, calls EDF "already financially crippled".
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Iran has the uncontested ability to pursue peaceful nuclear energy without domestic enrichment.
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For us, one bipartisan goal is protecting America's longstanding leadership on nuclear energy.
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Such a measure would be a big win for American nuclear energy leadership.
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"The news is old," an expert with the China Nuclear Energy Association said.
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The province now gets about 60 percent of its power from nuclear energy.
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Similarly, the Nuclear Energy Institute's testimony calls for fast action on the rule.
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The Nuclear Energy Institute regularly polls members on where they see opportunities overseas.
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Nuclear energy provides a stable and reliable stream of energy, rain or shine.
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Nuclear energy: Willing to leave it on the table as an energy option.
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In a way, nuclear energy is a technology that already doesn't exist anymore.
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The senator's plan released Wednesday morning, had no mention of nuclear energy use.
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Poland hopes to cooperate with the United States on its nuclear energy project.
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The scheme is aimed at giving them fair access to cheap nuclear energy.
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"The news is old," an expert with the China Nuclear Energy Association, said.
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Even with climate change, there were questions about nuclear energy in the district.
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The report assumes more power generation from low carbon sources, including nuclear energy.
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The nuclear-energy commission limits the quantity of metal that can be mined.
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Sir, I have been pro – I've been in favor of nuclear energy forever.
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France and Japan also signed an agreement on reinforced cooperation on nuclear energy.
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His climate plan allocates $20 billion to developing next-generation advanced nuclear energy.
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William D. Magwood IV is director general of the OECD's Nuclear Energy Agency.
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The new text leaves the door open for labelling nuclear energy as sustainable.
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And only seven candidates were unequivocally in favor of new nuclear energy development.
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Congress recently passed the Nuclear Energy Innovation and Modernization Act by big margins.
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As Miller told me on the phone, Iran—which has had a nuclear energy program since the mid-1970s—is a clear example of a country that has been using its nuclear energy program as an excuse for weapons research.
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Details of the controversial deal: The deal Flynn was involved in proposed that American consulting firms team up with the Saudi government and a Russian government-run nuclear energy agency, Rosatom, to build 16 nuclear energy plants in Saudi Arabia.
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Panel to discuss legal and policy options for supporting nuclear energy, the role nuclear energy should play in a transition to a lower-carbon energy system and legal and policy options and recent New York state proposed clean energy standards.
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I support energy conservation, nuclear energy and encouraging technology to burn clean burning coal.
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This is a series around POWER, a Motherboard 360/VR documentary about nuclear energy.
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In the US [nuclear energy] became very bad, it became focused on nuclear disasters.
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Yet the Trump administration's support for Saudi Arabia goes beyond nuclear energy export policy.
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Barakah One is a joint venture between Emirates Nuclear Energy Corporation (ENEC) and KEPCO.
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According to a new Gallup poll, 54 percent of Americans now oppose nuclear energy.
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We're going to carry on burning oil…Sure, then let's do more nuclear energy.
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Daewoo is one of the top South Korean companies involved in nuclear energy projects.
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Heavy water is a non-radioactive byproduct from making nuclear weapons and nuclear energy.
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U.S. nuclear energy exports to Saudi Arabia have become a flashpoint in the dispute.
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ON TAP WEDNESDAY: A Senate Appropriations subcommittee will hold a hearing on nuclear energy.
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Nuclear energy is seen a mainstay of the clean energy future for the nation.
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The House quickly passed a bill extending a nuclear energy tax credit on Tuesday.
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Maria Korsnick will take the helm at the Nuclear Energy Institute (NEI) Jan. 1.
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The high point in support for nuclear energy was in 2010 at 62 percent.
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He said he supported Iran's right to develop nuclear energy, though not nuclear weapons.
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This collaboration will assure the value of Federal nuclear energy research funding is maximized.
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The Navy runs on nuclear energy, operating 2628 reactors on submarines and aircraft carriers.
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Nuclear energy technology offers enormous benefits, but also has the potential of being misused.
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Although headquartered in Pennsylvania, it was until recently owned by Toshiba Nuclear Energy Holdings.
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In 1957, President Dwight Eisenhower gave Iran technology for a peaceful nuclear energy program.
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Currently in the U.S., nuclear energy provides 60 percent of all carbon-free electricity.
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Nuclear energy opponents worry about its safety and what to do about nuclear waste.
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Yang's most controversial climate stance might be his support for ramping up nuclear energy.
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Letters Given concerns about global warming, should we promote greater use of nuclear energy?
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But China's increasing presence in nuclear energy has raised security concerns in some countries.
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If I were really a politician, I would have taken nuclear energy or something.
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But even in those, reality is far better than public perceptions of nuclear energy.
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Support for nuclear energy is, not surprisingly, is a key part of his platform.
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One said French nuclear energy utility EDF had also made a non-binding offer.
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While it may be a controversial issue, nuclear power is nevertheless a major source of energy in the U.S. According to the Nuclear Energy Institute, 303 percent of U.S. electricity came from nuclear energy in 230, with 226 reactors currently in operation.
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The Barakah Nuclear Energy Plant - built by Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO) - is the world's largest single nuclear energy new build project, with four APR-1400 units under simultaneous construction, which will deliver up to a quarter of the UAE's electricity needs.
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Two new coal plants are imminent, and there are plans to build nuclear energy capacity.
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In the Soviet Union nuclear energy represented technological progress and the human conquest of nature.
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It could become as toxic as nuclear energy is in some parts of the world.
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This will impact almost all facets of Britain's nuclear energy operations, from research to trade.
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Thermoelectric power plants use coal, gas or nuclear energy to heat water and create steam.
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GE runs programs in its GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy and GE Transportation units, among others.
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Necsa exports radioisotopes used in nuclear medicine and promotes research and development in nuclear energy.
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French nuclear energy utility EDF has also been named by sources as an interested party.
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Oil and nuclear energy driven vessels always carry with them the risk of serious pollution.
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Oil and nuclear energy driven vessels always carry with them the risk of serious pollution.
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These are practical initiatives that would allow nuclear energy to compete fairly in electricity markets.
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The latter power portfolio consists of the steam, electric grid, power conversion and nuclear energy.
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The Chilean Nuclear Energy Commission (CCHEN) began asking last March for specifics on the process.
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But Jaczko said nuclear energy is "old technology" and cast doubt about its growth potential.
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Add in safety enhancements and efficient waste recycling, nuclear energy offers a sustainable way forward.
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The Islamic Republic has long maintained that it wants nuclear energy only for civilian applications.
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The U.S. has not lived up to its potential when it comes to nuclear energy.
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He also served as deputy assistant secretary for nuclear energy in the Department of Energy.
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Nuclear energy must play a marquee role for us to reach our carbon-cutting goals.
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Nuclear energy must be recognized for the significant environmental benefits it brings to our country.
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Nuclear energy, which is absent from Australia, could help to alleviate some of that burden.
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The rest of the world is moving forward in nuclear energy, while America is regressing.
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America should be doing a whole lot more to protect its leadership in nuclear energy.
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The remaining tax-related support went toward nuclear energy, efficiency measures, and alternative technology vehicles.
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In the unique case of nuclear energy, there is also a crucial national security rationale.
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Generating nuclear energy creates less air pollution and fewer carbon emissions than using fossil fuels.
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That law authorizes the federal government to oversee certain aspects of the nuclear energy industry.
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The following year, however, the government resolved to carry on with its nuclear-energy programme.
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What rights would Pyongyang retain to develop civilian nuclear energy and export conventional military hardware?
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Maybe it means announcing that fracking and nuclear energy are crucial to fighting climate change.
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"Iran does not need nuclear energy because other sources are cheaper," he told VICE News.
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A self-sufficient, 'clean' nuclear energy source was installed, which brought the beeping back online.
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But there is no clear consensus when it comes to the role of nuclear energy.
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But there is no clear consensus when it comes to the role of nuclear energy.
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But China still continues to be the largest market for renewable and nuclear energy technology.
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There is also work underway to improve the economics of nuclear energy using modular reactors.
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Warren said she supports weaning the US off its existing nuclear energy plants by 2035.
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It is important to keep in mind that there are alternative, safer nuclear energy policies.
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The IAEA, the UN's nuclear watchdog, seeks to promote the peaceful use of nuclear energy.
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To realize our full energy potential, we need a renewed commitment to domestic nuclear energy.
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It will continue with nuclear energy plans adhering to stricter procedural guidelines, including consulting parliament.
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Beijing's outward enthusiasm for nuclear energy masks a multitude of challenges facing China's atomic plans.
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In addition, there is hydropower, which is renewable, and nuclear energy, which is carbon-free.
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Since it's 19, members of the U.S. Office of Nuclear Energy whimsically address this matter.
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An early version of the resolution called for phasing out nuclear energy within a decade.
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She opposes building new nuclear plants and called for "weaning ourselves off nuclear energy" too.
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He said that wind, solar and geothermal energy are more cost-effective than nuclear energy.
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Uranium, an element that naturally exists beneath the earth's surface, is used for nuclear energy.
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"The U.S. Department of Energy's electric grid study reaffirms our view that nuclear energy is a key and necessary contributor to a clean, reliable and resilient electric grid, which is now more important than ever," Nuclear Energy Institute President Maria Korsnick said in a statement.
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Russia's state-owned nuclear energy agency, Rosatom, meanwhile, took on the task of aiding Iran in the conversion of its uranium enrichment facility at Fordow into a production centre for medical isotopes, and continues to supply the nuclear fuel for civilian nuclear energy usage.
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Only 22017% of power generation is currently from renewable sources, and another 20000% from nuclear energy.
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In the 10003st century the firm seemed poised to unleash a new revolution in nuclear energy.
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Financiers and energy ministers at the upcoming Paris conference on nuclear energy financing should take heed.
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Under Brazil's 1988 Constitution, no private-sector company can be involved in domestic nuclear energy activities.
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The swift re-shutdown hints at just how divisive and worrying nuclear energy has becomein Japan.
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In the atomic frenzy of the 1950s America unleashed vast R&D support for nuclear energy.
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The intrigue: Three Mile Island was the site of America's worst nuclear-energy accident in 1979.
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Prior to the disaster, around 70% of people supported nuclear energy, according to an official poll.
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It also includes clauses calling for the "convergence" of military and civilian research into nuclear energy.
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There are currently about 30 countries considering adopting nuclear energy, according to the World Nuclear Association.
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He has not, however, overtly backed his father's calls for Japan to abandon nuclear energy immediately.
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So excuse our nation's nuclear energy innovators for skipping the funeral — they're busy answering that call.
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He was there to discuss a wide range of issues including space, trade and nuclear energy.
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U.S. officials and Saudi officials responsible for nuclear energy issues declined to comment for this article.
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Rest of Wednesday's agenda ... A Senate Appropriations Committee panel will hold a hearing on nuclear energy.
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Nuclear energy is a divisive issue in South Korea, with voters largely split along party lines.
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There is also the national security aspect of maintaining a strong and competitive nuclear energy capability.
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The report found ongoing movement toward natural gas and away from coal, oil and nuclear energy.
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Just a few years ago, the United States seemed poised to say farewell to nuclear energy.
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Lawmakers also plan to examine a bill meant to encourage development of advanced nuclear energy technologies.
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The House Science Committee's energy subcommittee will hold a hearing on the future of nuclear energy.
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The budget would also cut advanced nuclear energy research and research into carbon capture and sequestration.
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Even if you were against nuclear energy, you'd still have to realize that this waste exists.
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Biden's proposal also relies on controversial "carbon-capture" technology, as well as investments in nuclear energy.
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The barriers to nuclear energy innovation must be lowered if we are to see a breakthrough.
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But it's true that abandoning nuclear energy will almost certainly make slashing carbon emissions more challenging.
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Ayrault said the irregular flow also affects other industries, such as nuclear energy, agriculture and shipping.
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The difference between fission, which is used to produce nuclear energy today, and fusion is significant.
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It opts not to include nuclear energy, which — while emission-free — relies on finite uranium deposits.
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Accomplishing what is needed to boost the use of nuclear energy will take diligence and patience.
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On Saturday, the Russian nuclear energy company Rosatom said in a statement released at 1 a.m.
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On Saturday, the Russian nuclear energy company Rosatom said in a statement released at 1 a.m.
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Op-Ed Contributors Georgia is on the cusp of a very important decision about nuclear energy.
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First you have a nuclear bomb before you try to do something positive with nuclear energy.
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As noted by the study, "Why Nuclear Energy Rarely Leads to Proliferation," a country's pursuit of nuclear energy results in increased international scrutiny of that country and raises the costliness of nonproliferation sanctions, which has the effect of disincentivizing the development of nuclear weapons by that country.
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Maria Korsnick, the head of the Nuclear Energy Institute industry group, said the industry was encouraged by the plan for waste projects but that nuclear energy innovators were "nervous" about cuts to programs that have supported public-private partnerships to bring new nuclear technologies to market.
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O.E. has done an abysmal job of explaining that nuclear energy is part of the nation's energy mix, and if fossil energy had to pay the cost of garbage disposal instead of pushing its waste products up a smokestack, nuclear energy would be the low-cost option.
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"It's imperative for the United States to lead the way on tackling the world's climate crisis, and that must include the development of clean and innovative technologies like next-generation nuclear energy," Booker said when he co-sponsored the Nuclear Energy Leadership Act earlier this year.
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Environmental Progress, an advocacy group that aggressively supports the deployment of nuclear energy to combat climate change, estimated what California's power sector would look like had the opposition from antinuclear forces — including Governor Brown — not undone the state's deployment of nuclear energy, starting in the 1970s.
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But nuclear energy still carries major risks: Do they outweigh the benefits in a rapidly warming world?
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However, the issue of nuclear energy remains controversial, especially given the 2011 disaster at Fukushima in Japan.
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This would allow EDF to ring-fence the financial risks associated with nuclear energy from financial markets.
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Germany regards the measure as necessary as it seeks to phase out nuclear energy production by 2022.
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Apart from nuclear energy, CNNC also engages in uranium product trading and solar and wind power generation.
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Add nuclear energy to the long list of sectors caught up in President Trump's protectionist trade agenda.
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According to the Nuclear Energy Institute, the department's total liabilities could stretch to more than $50 billion.
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He is a member of the leadership council of Nuclear Matters, a group that promotes nuclear energy.
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That's exactly what has happened, with the trends most stark in electric cars, solar and nuclear energy.
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But even with the State Department lending its diplomatic heft, winning nuclear energy contracts won't be easy.
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ON TAP FRIDAY I: A House Energy and Commerce subpanel will hold a hearing on nuclear energy.
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Recently, I signed on to a letter about one of those connections: nuclear energy and national security.
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The bill directs the Department of Energy to prioritize nuclear energy research that utilizes private sector funding.
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A majority of Americans oppose using nuclear energy for the first time, according to a new poll.
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Support for nuclear energy in the U.S. remained relatively unchanged the following year, but has slipped since.
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Nuclear energy was the second biggest contributor, with coal making up two percent of the energy mix.
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An overwhelming majority of Americans already agree that nuclear energy is important to limiting our carbon emissions.
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The nuclear-energy industry, including the NRC, says the radiation in 1979 had no serious health consequences.
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It provides Iran with economic sanctions relief in exchange for greater restrictions on its nuclear energy capabilities.
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"The nine-year-old is really interested in nuclear energy, actually, but he has tutoring," she said.
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The historic agreement offered Iran sanctions relief in exchange for greater restrictions on its nuclear energy program.
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"We had no other path," said Lilya V. Dulinets, deputy head of the Belarusian nuclear energy department.
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He draws an analogy with nuclear energy, which enthusiasts once saw powering everything from cars to catflaps.
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Mr. Castro Díaz-Balart played a prominent role in efforts to develop nuclear energy on the island.
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Before the disaster, Japan was looking to ramp up its share of nuclear energy to 20183 percent.
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That is thanks in large part to its success with offshore wind and focus on nuclear energy.
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Nothing odd about that, except that the missile itself was also to be propelled by nuclear energy.
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With no nuclear energy to speak of, the gap would have to be filled with fossil fuels.
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The fate of another Energy Department program, the Office of Nuclear Energy, is integral to innovative efforts.
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Although he has sounded more positive recently, Mr. Corbyn is not an enthusiast for nuclear energy, either.
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In most of the pathways it outlined to hit that mark, nuclear energy must be ramped up.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) nor Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) explicitly mentions nuclear energy in their climate plans.
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Congress and the Trump administration must prioritize the reduction of uncertainties and delays regarding nuclear energy regulation.
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Independent voters oppose the use of nuclear energy by a margin of 54 percent to 42 percent.
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South Korea has one of the most developed nuclear energy components of any country in the world.
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" When pressed on what Saudi Arabia would do if the U.S. failed to back its nuclear energy program, he said: "This is really something that's up to our nuclear energy professionals to deal with, but our objective is we want to have the same rights as other countries.
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But some enviro wonks say there is a serious defect in Sanders's plan: his approach to nuclear energy.
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You have to come and then you will see the importance of this—it's all about nuclear energy.
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Both presidents, the officials say, want deeper co-operation on everything from nuclear energy to fighting organised crime.
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A dogged few, however, cling to nuclear energy, which is also carbon-free but has an image problem.
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Part 810 authorizations are issued to companies so they can discuss nonpublic nuclear energy technology with foreign counterparts.
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The House passed bipartisan legislation Thursday supporting advanced nuclear-energy technologies, setting it up for a presidential signature.
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He said that nuclear energy is often blamed for high costs, which is bad for the industry's image.
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Nuclear energy will help Saudi Arabia to develop water desalination plants, of which it is a leading producer.
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Regardless of our political affiliation or region, developing advanced nuclear energy technologies is a win for the country.
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What's happening: Some states are incorporating nuclear energy into their clean energy portfolio standards to prevent plant closures.
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The resulting floods brought down buildings and bridges and triggered a catastrophic meltdown at a nuclear energy plant.
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ON TAP WEDNESDAY II: The Senate Environment and Public Works Committee will hold a hearing on nuclear energy.
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So in a sense, the future of nuclear energy in the United States depends on Plant Vogtle's success.
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It called for a regional safety framework to ensure the safe use of nuclear energy in the Gulf.
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The indictment said Ho paid money to those US-based nuclear energy experts and made clear his intentions.
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"All nations need peaceful nuclear energy, but Western monopolists seek to keep this energy in monopoly...," Khamenei said.
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The devices could produce enriched uranium to be used for nuclear energy or, if highly enriched, a bomb.
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On Wednesday, five Republicans senators raised another possibility: suspending negotiations with the Saudis on a nuclear energy agreement.
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The agreement lifted tough economic sanctions on Iran in return for limitations to the country's nuclear energy program.
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The funding released Friday is part of a White House initiative to support research into advanced nuclear energy.
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Nuclear energy: According to the Washington Post, Castro said he would not support building any new nuclear plants.
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Nuclear energy: "Needs to be on the table in a transition to a more renewable economy," Yang said.
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The U.S. must take the lead in guiding these foreign governments in the development of nuclear energy infrastructure.
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She supports a tax on carbon and suggested she'd allow states to decide whether they use nuclear energy.
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He was director of public affairs at the now struggling nuclear energy group Areva between 2007 and 2010.
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In the 1950s, nuclear energy was supposed to promise cheap power for all but is now in eclipse.
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Whether a candidate embraces nuclear energy in his or her plans has come out as one defining point.
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Nuclear energy, the only source of low-carbon power ever deployed at the needed scale, is also anathema.
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Donald Trump's budget proposal for 2021 earmarks $1.2 billion for nuclear energy research and development and related programs.
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Since then, it's become clear that nuclear energy has some positive applications, such as in medicine, he said.
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Reforming the licensing process for new designs would be an important first step in encouraging nuclear energy innovation.
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Reducing impediments to nuclear energy innovation should be high on the incoming president's list of energy policy priorities.
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Duterte has said safety will be his top consideration in deciding whether the country will pursue nuclear energy.
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Some look to nuclear energy as an important way to generate energy without burning planet-heating fossil fuels.
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"One of the things we want to do at D.O.E. is make nuclear energy cool again," Perry said.
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While competition weighed on U.S. uranium production, the excitement around nuclear energy in the 2140s kept mines busy.
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The 220 meltdown of a reactor at Three Mile Island in Pennsylvania sparked fierce backlash against nuclear energy.
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Check. Should the US turn to nuclear energy as a way to stop burning planet-warming fossil fuels?
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Today, nuclear energy produces 22019 percent of America's electricity, but it's increasingly sidelined in our domestic energy portfolio.
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Nuclear energy gets a bad rap in some American environmental circles and it's not hard to see why.
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L) said on Tuesday it would sell its nuclear energy business for about $9.193 million to Jacob Engineering (JEC.
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Today, 31 countries rely on nuclear energy to some extent, yet only nine are known to possess nuclear weapons.
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It is also a step toward helping advanced nuclear-energy technologies, which are still mostly in the demonstration phase.
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The second false claim circulating is that the CFO of Rosatom, Russia's nuclear energy company, was on the flight.
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Environmental activists oppose the project at a time when some countries, like Germany, are moving away from nuclear energy.
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BECKY QUICK: That's kind of an argument for any country having our help when it comes to nuclear energy.
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Nuclear energy For the first time in 20 years, a new nuclear power plant reactor is up and running.
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Image: Photorush/CC BY 3.0For the first time ever, a majority of Americans say they're opposed to nuclear energy.
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France "relies heavily" on oil and gas imports, the WEC states, and has embraced nuclear energy to offset this.
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Japan's relationship with nuclear energy is complicated for sure, but hopefully robots can make it a more manageable one.
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CEZ is expected to present its view to an inter-departmental nuclear energy committee later this month, Stuller said.
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Globally, nuclear energy capacity looks set to increase as part of countries continue to ramp up efforts to decarbonize.
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J., asked the Government Accountability Office to review the Trump administration's negotiations on nuclear energy cooperation with Saudi Arabia.
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Ethiopia signed its deal in April, a month after Lavrov visited to discuss nuclear energy, agriculture and transportation projects.
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Under the MOUs, American experts would help foreign nations develop the apparatus necessary to accommodate a nuclear energy industry.
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The landmark deal gave Iran relief from international sanctions in exchange for greater restrictions on its nuclear energy initiatives.
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His rejection of nuclear energy and technology to capture carbon emissions would make his carbon-reduction targets much harder.
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California, among the first states to embrace nuclear energy in the 1950s, may be breaking things off for good.
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In a world that demands more clean energy, why are we turning our backs on carbon-free nuclear energy?
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Fifty-four percent dislike nuclear energy in the Gallup survey released Friday, with 2202 percent who support using it.
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In short, the Cold War specter that has hung over nuclear energy, often unfairly, is coming to an end.
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Many countries have frozen nuclear energy expansion plans in recent years, especially in the aftermath of the Fukushima disaster.
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This red tape is driving the best thinkers and investment dollars in nuclear energy to research facilities in Asia.
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The U.S. nuclear energy industry supports more than 470,000 jobs and provides more than $60 billion to the economy.
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The next time the question was asked in 2012, a similar majority still favored the use of nuclear energy.
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Anne Mahrer: This is my first time in Davos, but I've been to many protests—especially against nuclear energy.
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Both are now pivoting toward ensuring that technological progress does good rather than harm — nuclear energy, not nuclear weapons.
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Hitachi is the second big Japanese company to back away from the UK nuclear energy industry in recent months.
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Nuclear energy accounted for 9% of America's total energy consumption in 2017, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.
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Tehran denies this and says its goal is to master the whole process of generating electricity from nuclear energy.
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Nuclear energy, to start with, is ultimately not safe, and the Germans have always been particularly uneasy with it.
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He assured non-nuclear countries they would not lose the benefits of peaceful nuclear energy by renouncing nuclear weapons.
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GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy is a global nuclear venture between Japan's Hitachi and General Electric of the United States.
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"The United States leads the world in the development of clean and secure nuclear energy," a DOE spokesperson said.
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So far, the group's portfolio includes nuclear energy company Oklo, meat alternative startup Emergy Foods and 3D homebuilder ICON.
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Substituting solar, wind and safe nuclear energy for fossil fuels is a big plus for safeguarding the global environment.
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Nuclear energy, on the other hand, produces little carbon dioxide (though uranium mining and milling does have a small effect).
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But the budget cuts funding for the nuclear energy office by $259 million below enacted 2017 level to $757 million.
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The majority of countries that have developed nuclear weapons either did so before developing commercial nuclear energy, or in tandem.
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The landlocked West African country is a major uranium producer and the ore is central to France's nuclear energy program.
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Some lawmakers have also overstated Congress' role in international nuclear energy cooperation, suggesting the Trump administration is freezing them out.
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Gates has also been an investor in a number of energy projects, including Terrapower, a small-scale nuclear energy startup.
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By comparison, the rest of the US runs on natural gas, coal, nuclear energy, and then around 14 percent renewables.
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The test marks an important milestone on the road towards this super-futuristic source of cheap and clean nuclear energy.
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These technicians use specialized instruments to monitor radiation levels, typically in nuclear energy production or to assist physicists and engineers.
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The kingdom and China signed in 2012 a memorandum of understanding to cooperate on the civilian use of nuclear energy.
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"We are finally dropping the myth that nuclear energy will forever be the cheapest energy in the world," he said.
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Being "supportive of nuclear energy and fossil fuel options like natural gas and carbon capture technology," according to one source.
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According to the EIA, in 23, nuclear energy provided 20173 TWh of US power, around 22017 percent of the total.
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Moreover, Japan's Toshiba needs the sale proceeds to help cover the massive losses from its U.S. nuclear energy unit (Westinghouse).
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The Nuclear Energy Institute (NEI) said Thursday that it's consolidating its governmental affairs, communications and policy offices into one operation.
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The biggest challenge was in Europe and the United States, where nuclear energy capacity was steady or falling, he said.
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The Scottish energy strategy refuses to consider new nuclear energy, putting it at odds with the wider U.K. policy mix.
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Construction of the new reactors could be the first step to the modernization of nuclear energy in the United States.
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The Nuclear Energy Institute (NEI) has tapped Maria Korsnick, a veteran of the nuclear industry, to be its new CEO.
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Until recently, resilient resources like coal and nuclear energy provided what's known as "baseload power" to our country's energy grid.
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ON TAP WEDNESDAY II: The Senate Environment and Public Works Committee will mark up legislation to modernize nuclear energy laws.
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But since last year Sweden, which generates about 40% of its electricity through nuclear energy, has been a strong contender.
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"Nuclear energy like any other big project gets delayed, it's easy for money to disappear along the way" she says.
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A House committee approved a bipartisan bill Tuesday promoting research and development funding for nuclear energy in the United States.
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It may be surprising to some, but nuclear energy is vital to ushering in a greener future for our planet.
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More: Gallup data from the spring are also illuminating: "Gallup Finds Concerns Rising Over Global Warming and Nuclear Energy Solution."
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Public support for nuclear energy dropped following the Three Mile Island crisis, from 69% in 1977 to 46% in 1979.
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Nuclear energy should be part of our all-of-the-above plan that leverages all sources of clean-air energy.
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It follows that Trump and his team can greatly promote both of these interests through nuclear energy and uranium mining.
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This will renew our reputation as the international leader in nuclear energy and encourage other countries to choose U.S. technology.
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Two days later, Russia's nuclear energy company, Rosatom, revealed that the explosion involved radioactive materials and seven people had died.
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Nuclear energy is also a rapidly developing area of technological innovation, an effort largely being led by China and Russia.
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Nuclear energy is virtually emissions-free but poses potential safety risks and the thorny issue of disposing radioactive plant waste.
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South Korea is the world's fifth-largest nuclear energy producer, with 24 reactors providing one-third of its electricity needs.
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These advancements in nuclear energy will create jobs, lower costs and contribute to America's energy security without additional carbon emissions.
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Back in the 1970s and early 1980s, nuclear energy was seen as a "sign of Germany's engineering prowess," Schreurs said.
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That makes wind energy the fourth-largest source of U.S. electric capacity, behind natural gas, coal and nuclear energy, respectively.
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For us, nuclear energy is neither a sustainable form of energy supply, nor is it an answer to climate change.
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This approach to nuclear energy reduces proliferation risk, produces minimal amounts of short-lived toxic waste, and resists nuclear meltdowns.
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Eyebrows were raised higher when it emerged that the power plant's main contractor was Russia's state-owned nuclear energy corporation.
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Doctor Manhattan became a sort of godlike being after he was trapped inside a chamber where nuclear energy testing occurred.
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Despite their stated interest in civil nuclear energy, the threat of nuclear proliferation from the Saudis is a real one.
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The United States is not the only country competing for the multi-billion-dollar nuclear energy contract with Saudi Arabia.
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" Finally, President Donald J. Trump said in June that, "we will begin to revive and expand our nuclear energy sector.
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While nuclear energy has met battled persistent PR problems in the past, things seem to be changing — and rightly so.
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Fortunately, the use of nuclear energy is increasing, especially in Asia, where air pollution from coal burning has become unbearable.
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Although Iran has claimed that it was only refining uranium for medical research and to expand its nuclear energy program, in 2003 the International Atomic Energy Agency—a nuclear watchdog based in Austria—found traces of highly enriched uranium at facilities in the country that suggested Iran was pursuing nuclear energy for non-peaceful purposes.
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According to the government's programme for Polish nuclear energy, a 3GW nuclear power plant would cost between PLN40 billion - 60 billion.
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It has recently moved from courting the oil industry to nuclear energy, where conditions of wastewater are at their most extreme.
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And it could not get a nuclear-energy deal with South Africa, despite wooing the allegedly corrupt former president, Jacob Zuma.
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Nuclear energy, which produces practically no greenhouse gas emissions, accounts for 19 percent of the electricity produced in the United States.
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I think it's useful to look back at the history of nuclear energy and nuclear physics, because it has many parallels.
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The lead-cooled reactor is part of China's efforts to develop new-generation reactors for its rapidly expanding nuclear energy sector.
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Nuclear energy, spurned in the wake of Japan's 21 Fukushima disaster, is set to fall by 42.3100 as older plants close.
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His championing of Nuclear Energy as a safe, clean bridge the gap to fully renewable power will ruffle some environmentalist feathers.
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Tehran has always insisted it is only interested in developing nuclear energy technology and has no intention of constructing nuclear weapons.
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Ontario is re-upping its investment in nuclear energy, partly to wean off fossil fuels (it phased out coal in 2014).
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Two-thirds of the agency's budget is dedicated to this task and to cleaning up nuclear energy and weapons testing sites.
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"I couldn't be more proud to have the opportunity to lead NEI and advance nuclear energy," Korsnick said in the statement.
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The U.S. dominated nuclear energy exports decades ago, but faces stiff competition today, including from allies like France and South Korea.
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Russia is also changing the rules of the game by offering generous financing that makes nuclear energy affordable to more nations.
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Nuclear energy has been seen as a potential emissions-free energy alternative that can be used to help combat climate change.
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The company is still working with PJM and federal and state officials on policies to provide more money for nuclear energy.
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Kensuke Okoshi, the liberal-minded anchor of the evening news, left in 2015 after questioning the government's love of nuclear energy.
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They lead the world in the development of critical technologies related to nuclear energy, renewable power, energy efficiency, storage and transmission.
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The world's fifth-biggest nuclear energy user currently runs 24 nuclear reactors, generating a third of the country's total electricity needs.
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Opponents of nuclear energy argue that the move to renewable energy sources would not require a new generation of nuclear plants.
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He also called for a ban on a heavy-water reactor, which is the most basic way to develop nuclear energy.
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Iran agreed to limit its nuclear energy program in return for the lifting of international sanctions that had crippled its economy.
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The truth is that nuclear energy, along with other carbon-free energy sources, is a critical tool in combating climate change.
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For the U.S. to succeed in fulfilling this national security role, our domestic nuclear energy strategy must include four key components.
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To retain a leading role in setting these international standards, the U.S. must be a major player in domestic nuclear energy.
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AROUND THE WEB: Germans are likely to face even higher electricity costs as the country phases out nuclear energy, Bloomberg reports.
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The country is hoping to drop is reliance on nuclear energy to 50 percent by 2025 from the current 75 percent.
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The U.S. gets about 33 percent of its electricity from renewables, hydropower and nuclear energy, according to the Energy Information Administration.
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Prince Mohammed will look to make headway on a nuclear energy agreement, as the country looks to develop its nuclear capabilities.
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He told me that when nuclear energy mixes with trace elements in seawater, like sodium and chloride, the elements become radioactive.
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On Monday, Perry told CNBC that reviving the U.S. nuclear energy industry is "on the front burner" for the Trump administration.
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As part of this trip, 50 business deals were signed, including in online retailing, aerospace and nuclear energy, French media reported.
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Another traded in her campaign experience as a field director in Virginia for a federal job promoting nuclear energy sales abroad.
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Nuclear energy, spurned in the wake of Japan's 13 Fukushima disaster, is set to fall by 21 as older plants close.
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"This is a very important national project," said Rod McCullum, a senior director at the Nuclear Energy Institute, an industry group.
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It is also true that nuclear energy enriches companies while shifting the risk of atomic waste and technological failure onto society.
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Reliance on nuclear energy, which once provided up to a third of Japan's power generation, plummeted to 3 percent in 2017.
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It says it will abandon nuclear energy by 2022 and is devising plans for an orderly long-term exit from coal.
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It says it will abandon nuclear energy by 2022 and is devising plans for an orderly long-term exit from coal.
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In the aftermath, Japan shut down all of its nuclear reactors, and Germany decided to phase out nuclear energy by 2022.
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ON TAP WEDNESDAY II: Three national laboratories and think tank Third Way are hosting a summit on advanced nuclear energy technology.
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Grossi will be more vocal on other fronts, such as the role nuclear energy can play in reducing fossil fuel emissions.
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CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - South Africa will procure nuclear energy at an affordable pace and scale, President Jacob Zuma said on Thursday.
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The supporters of a Saudi nuclear energy program insist their motive is to bring peace and prosperity to the Middle East.
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Later he was appointed director of nuclear energy at the U.S. Department of Energy, a position he held for seven years.
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China still has too many coal mines given its long-term plans to shift to more solar, wind and nuclear energy.
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The country turned away from nuclear energy after the 22021 Fukushima disaster, and only nine of its 35 reactors are operational.
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But the Gulf nation is now angling to make one of the biggest investments in nuclear energy the world has seen.
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The DOE says that nuclear energy supplies around 6 percent of the planet's energy, and between 13-14 percent of its electricity.
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"Clearly the momentum seems to be shifting away from traditional suppliers," says William Magwood, director-general of the OECD's Nuclear Energy Agency.
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The ambitious goals set forth in the renewable energy bill have caused concern among some environmental groups usually opposed to nuclear energy.
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Business and Energy Secretary Greg Clark said nuclear energy was "an important part of the mix" for the U.K.'s energy supply.
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Nuclear energy researchers have argued this for years, suggesting that the public perception of radiation risk far outweighs any real-world danger.
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In Nicolas Hulot President Macron has a cabinet member who wants to reduce the proportion of nuclear energy from 75% to 50%.
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Context: Prospective employment in the civilian nuclear power sector is a core incentive to academic training and military careers in nuclear energy.
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They also reveal that a subsidiary of Russia's state-controlled nuclear energy company hired a Washington firm to lobby the Obama administration.
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"We are betting on a stronger usage of gas when nuclear energy and coal-to-power plants are going offline," he said.
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After this trip, according to the congressmen, Saudi Arabia announced a deal with Rosatom, a Russian state corporation focused on nuclear energy.
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The new technologies, coupled with ever-increasing concerns about climate change, have caused many to reconsider nuclear energy as a potential alternative.
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Second, the government will consult nuclear energy companies about where they see the brightest opportunities and the best chances of closing deals.
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The goal is to expand the number of countries engaged in ongoing communication with U.S. government agencies, nuclear energy companies and researchers.
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Bruce Rauner (R) is now objecting to some details in the nuclear energy bill that he negotiated with lawmakers and Exelon Corp.
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Examples of previous government-sponsored game changing research and development include Nuclear energy, the internet, stealth technology, and the Human Genome Project.
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John Richardson will deliver at keynote address at a symposium on "Nuclear Energy, Naval Propulsion and National Security" at 8:40 a.m.
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The government has previously said it is also seeking alternatives in the gas, renewable and nuclear energy to help stem electricity shortfalls.
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Nuclear energy is already responsible for 20 percent of the country's total electricity and more than half of our carbon-free energy.
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The approval comes amid the Trump administration's negotiations for a broader nuclear energy deal with Saudi Arabia known as a 123 agreement.
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This will allay concerns from business leaders about power disruptions as Taiwan transitions to halting the use of nuclear energy by 2025.
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Third, we must be an early, and active, partner to the many countries with no previous nuclear experience that want nuclear energy.
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The country has been taking steps back to nuclear energy since the Fukushima disaster led to the eventual shutdown of all reactors.
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But nuclear energy itself is perhaps the show's most developed character—it's certainly the one that undergoes the most dramatic narrative arc.
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So if China were to successfully convert its R&D into commercial deployment, it would significantly change the landscape of nuclear energy.
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Work began at Bellefonte in the mid-1970s, toward the end of the nuclear energy boom, said Jim Chardos, the site manager.
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It leaves the door open to other dirty energy like natural gas and nuclear energy, and relies too much on carbon trading.
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This year, the incubator's request for startups included nuclear energy, health care, education, transportation, farming and a healthy dose of international startups.
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The corps oversees Iran's nuclear energy and missile programs; the country has no active nuclear weapons program, according to international monitoring groups.
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Last year the administration floated a proposal that would have forced the operators of electricity grids to subsidize coal and nuclear energy.
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Nuclear energy provides more than twice the global electricity of wind power and more than five times the amount of solar energy.
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All the new carbon-free renewable energy would replace carbon-free nuclear energy, leaving the carbon-generating natural gas in place, unscathed.
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Nuclear energy is a divisive topic in the environmental community, with many opposed to it because of the toxic waste it produces.
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Riyadh is exploring nuclear energy deals to help power it all in anticipation of the day when the oil wells run dry.
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At the heart of the Iran deal was a giant fiction: that a murderous regime desired only a peaceful nuclear energy program.
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Lamar Alexander and Sheldon Whitehouse make what might be a compelling argument for increasing our use of nuclear energy in normal times.
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Isolated by dated rail links and dangerous winding roads, Whitehaven has, thanks to nuclear energy, avoided the worst of Britain's industrial decline.
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Following the 210 Fukushima disaster in Japan, uranium prices are near decade lows as several countries reduced their reliance on nuclear energy.
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Controversial strategies for reducing emissions, including nuclear energy and technologies that capture carbon from the atmosphere, are not mentioned in the plan.
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The effort was derailed again this week by arguments over whether to lean on nuclear energy as an alternative to fossil fuels.
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To meet this goal, we would triple renewable energy capacity and get a portion from carbon-free sources like advanced nuclear energy.
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But Trump's team said their goal -- to expect fossil fuel power and nuclear energy -- can live alongside those of the Paris deal.
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Also interesting are the people who are navigating a path toward greater use of nuclear energy in the United States and overeseas.
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Sources also said Rick Perry's focus on nuclear energy may have played a role in diverting funds from renewables and efficiency programs.
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At the heart of the Iran deal was a giant fiction that a murderous regime desired only a peaceful nuclear energy program.
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LORNA SALZMAN BROOKLYN The writer is the author of "Nuclear Cover-Up: Censorship in the U.S.A.?" and other articles on nuclear energy.
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According to the International Atomic Energy Agency and the Nuclear Energy Agency, about 55,000 metric tons of uranium are mined every year.
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The agency responsible for shepherding advanced nuclear designs to commercial viability is the Department of Energy's (DOE) Office of Nuclear Energy (NE).
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China looked the other way when the Iranians sought to advance their missile technology, and assisted in developing the country's nuclear energy program.
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THE boom in nuclear energy began in the 203s, when America, Russia, Britain and France rushed to develop reactor technologies for electricity generation.
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Prosecutors said the defendants orchestrated cyberattacks and efforts to steal information from a nuclear energy company based outside of Pittsburgh, Westinghouse Electric Company.
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The U.S. is also expected to help India join the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG), a club of countries trading materials for nuclear energy.
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THREE MILE ISLAND, Pa. — Next year will mark 40 years since America's worst nuclear-energy accident unfolded here in a partial radioactive meltdown.
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Nuclear energy now accounts for less than 2 percent of Japan&aposs energy mix since most reactors were idled after the 2011 disaster.
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One possible indicator is that Riyadh has focused on nuclear energy and not renewable energy to bring power to its millions of citizens.
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The development of nuclear energy will come after other resources have been fully exploited in line with growing demand for energy, Njoroge said.
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And while countries should pursue nuclear energy technologies they must do so under a U.S. regime that prevents the proliferation of nuclear weapons.
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How we decide to deal with nuclear energy (and waste) will affect future generations for 10,000 years, and these works inform that process.
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The new policy aims to counter Russia and China's aggressive nuclear energy deal-making as more nations around the world consider importing reactors.
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Barakah, which will be operated by Nawah and owned by Emirates Nuclear Energy Company, is being built by Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO).
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To improve the human condition — ensuring clean air, clean water, and a robust economy — nuclear energy must be a part of America's future.
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Governments should remove barriers for development of nuclear energy and other energy sources so that markets provide the best mix of energy production.
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The only countries that have successfully moved from fossil fuels to low-carbon power have done so with the help of nuclear energy.
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"We're always going to be engaged in the security of the Middle East," he told a May gathering at the Nuclear Energy Institute.
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De Rugy sidestepped questions about the influence that state-controlled power giant EDF has over policy given its huge presence in nuclear energy.
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It's crept up on us slowly, so quietly that you may not have noticed, but nuclear energy has become safer and more reliable.
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Nuclear energy has provided baseload power to our country for decades, and generates electricity twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week.
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France and Finland, bloc members whose interests align with Norway's because they produce nuclear energy, lobbied to get the final rule watered down.
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Nuclear energy involves harnessing the decay of naturally occurring radioactive elements in a slow and controlled reaction, creating heat that turns steam turbines.
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But I lamented that the agenda lacked any discussion of the role of nuclear energy in moving beyond fossil fuels in this century.
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"The market has many competitors but Russia is one of the strongest," the head of the OECD's nuclear energy agency, William Magwood, said.
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The questions, on everything from climate and nuclear energy to vaccines and science education, are great and answers range from vexing to exciting.
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And although there have not been any major nuclear incidents since Fukushima in 2011, a majority of U.S. adults now oppose nuclear energy.
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In July last year, Iran agreed to strict limitations on its nuclear energy program in return for the lifting of harsh economic sanctions.
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It took the chancellor only days after the nuclear meltdown in Fukushima, Japan, to announce that Germany would phase out nuclear energy completely.
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But nuclear energy authorities in Moscow insisted Monday that still-higher levels of atmospheric contamination had been detected outside Russia, in southeastern Europe.
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Moly-2345 suppliers refute the report's findings, a position echoed by the Nuclear Energy Agency, which has fostered closer ties between producing nations.
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Finally, there is the ongoing issue of ensuring countries do not pursue weapons programs under the guise of a peaceful nuclear energy program.
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And even though Sanders has put his foot down on nuclear energy, carbon capture, and geoengineering, not even all environmentalists are on board.
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That thinking is reflected clearly in places like the budget for the agency's Office of Nuclear Energy, which faces a 31 percent cut.
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In many energy markets in the US, nuclear energy struggles to compete with the glut of cheap natural gas and heavily subsidized renewables.
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"These would include working in the fields of electronics, information technology, cyber security, space exploration, civil nuclear energy, and other areas," he said.
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Consider Germany, which vowed both to replace its nuclear energy with renewable energy sources and to make great strides in combating climate change.
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Home to America's first nuclear power plant, INL has served as the proving grounds for the future of nuclear energy technology for decades.
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Last week, INL tapped the nuclear energy startup Oklo as the first company to gain access to its stock of recycled uranium fuel.
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Investors are also incorrectly assessing the liabilities of Toshiba's Westinghouse Electric nuclear energy business, Herenstein said at the Sohn Conference in Tel Aviv.
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As well as Fillon and Le Pen, Hollande's former economy minister Emmanuel Macron, who is running as an independent, also supports nuclear energy.
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Two years ago, Reuters reported that Rosatom – a state-owned Russian nuclear energy export agency – had 29 reactors under construction around the globe.
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That's why U.S. Energy Information Administration has predicted China will surpass America as the world's largest nuclear energy producer in just 15 years.
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Nuclear plants that receive zero-emission credits (as in Illinois) could be, which is why the Nuclear Energy Institute also opposes the MOPR.
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In the lead-up to the vote, each candidate unveils a detailed "programme" explaining positions on everything from nuclear energy to school lunches.
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So a country with enough enrichment capacity to sustain a small nuclear energy program theoretically has enough throughput to build dozens of weapons.
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Employment in the solar industry far outpaces that of the coal, wind and nuclear energy industries, the report said, citing federal jobs data.
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The agency employs more than 90,000 people working on nuclear weapons maintenance and research labs, nuclear energy, advanced renewable energy, batteries and climate science.
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The ruling marks the latest judgment on atomic power in the country, with critics of nuclear energy having more success in some other cases.
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Riyadh has been stepping up plans to develop a civilian nuclear energy capability as part of a plan to reduce its dependence on oil.
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A study released on Monday in the journal International Security found that national nuclear energy programs "rarely" lead to the development of nuclear weapons.
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Under the 2015 deal reached under Trump's predecessor Barack Obama, Iran limited its disputed nuclear energy program in exchange for relief from international sanctions.
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Their case: The Nuclear Energy Institute memo and maps overlays the location of nuclear power plants with county-level results in the 2016 elections.
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Finally, the Americans charged Russia with running "phishing" operations in an attempt to infiltrate systems at Westinghouse, a nuclear energy company based in Pittsburgh.
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"Cooperation on the 'peaceful atom' could be key," Novak was quoted as saying by the Russian Energy Ministry Twitter feed, referring to nuclear energy.
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Natural gas accounts for just over 40 percent of Georgia's net electricity generation, according to the state's government, followed by nuclear energy and coal.
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In May, Alstom announced it was exercising its right to sell GE its $3.1 billion stake in renewables, grid and nuclear energy joint ventures.
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The I.A.E.A. had concluded that Iran had used its nuclear energy program, which it claimed was for peaceful purposes, to try to develop weapons.
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Where it stands: The U.S. has lost 6 nuclear energy plants since 2013, while 9 more are planned to close in the next decade.
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The article failed to mention that Secretary Perry successfully introduced two new initiatives on clean energy at the CEM on CCUS and Nuclear Energy.
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Energy Northwest, a Washington State joint operating agency, owns and operates the Columbia Generating Station, the only commercial nuclear energy facility in the region.
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The administration has been up front with the Saudis about its expectations for nuclear energy cooperation, according to U.S. Deputy Energy Secretary Dan Brouillette.
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The department announced a drive to expand nuclear energy as well as supporting "fracking" – hydraulic fracturing - to supplement gas production from the North Sea.
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The same hackers also hit a Pennsylvania nuclear energy company, the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, and the Spiez Swiss Chemical Laboratory.
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The IAEA is an international organization that seeks to promote the peaceful use of nuclear energy, and is scrutinizing Iran's compliance with the agreement.
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According to the Westinghouse website, new projects now fall under David Durham, a former GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy executive, who joined Westinghouse in 2015.
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White House officials said that power mix would include wind, solar, hydropower, nuclear energy and coal or gas power paired with carbon capture technology.
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MOVERS AND SHAKERS: The Nuclear Energy Institute (NEI) is bringing in Neal Cohen to lead all of its external affairs efforts, the group said.
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He led the U.S. Department of Energy's Office of Nuclear Energy from 2015-2017, served as a AAAS Fellow on the staff of Sen.
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"At the heart of the Iran deal was a giant fiction, that a murderous regime desired only a peaceful nuclear energy program," Trump said.
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So when assessing the risks of different technological options, the left finds the risk of nuclear energy looming the highest, regardless of contrary evidence.
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Pollsters found that opposition toward nuclear energy is up 2628 points since last year, when 28500 percent rejected using it as an energy source.
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Nuclear energy can shore up our energy needs, in conjunction with other forms of generation, while providing clean, carbon-free power for the country.
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Nuclear energy is our only energy resource with the proven capacity to meet U.S. domestic objectives for reliable generation, economic growth and national security.
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Nuclear energy, by contrast, has been tightly regulated from the beginning, originally by the Atomic Energy Commission and then by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
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At this rate, solar energy has already undercut gas ($60 per mWh), coal ($102 per mWh), and nuclear energy ($148 per mWh) in cost.
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But she is also a member of the leadership council of Nuclear Matters, an industry-funded group that pays her to promote nuclear energy.
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U.S. lawmakers have called on the Trump administration to explore sanctioning Saudi individuals and suspend talks to export nuclear energy technology to the kingdom.
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A massive roll out of renewables, not including nuclear energy, could cover the globe's energy needs by 2050, even with the world's population growing.
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Capital flows into renewable power fell by 20173 percent, with growth in solar and wind power offset by declines in hydropower and nuclear energy.
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Biden's proposal also relies on controversial "carbon-capture" technology, as well as investments in nuclear energy, which put him in stark contrast to Sanders.
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The Trump administration's true debut will come Monday when a team from the White House hosts a forum promoting fossil fuels and nuclear energy.
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Even with the sizable increase in requested funds, the amount is less than the $1.5 billion that Congress allocated for nuclear energy last year.
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The company, which said in August it would sell its nuclear energy business to Jacob Engineering, now has debt nearly half its market capitalisation.
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China is an increasingly wealthy and ambitious rival, and an advanced nuclear energy program could help it catch up to the United States faster.
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Macron, however, has watered down Hulot's initiatives on issues such as reducing reliance on nuclear energy and the banning of the weed killer glyphosate.
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Nuclear energy came in at 6.2%, doubling from 3.1% a year, while thermal power formed 76.9%, down 4 percentage points, industry ministry data showed.
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Its job is to produce enough of the stuff to allow Oklo and other companies working on advanced nuclear energy to demonstrate their reactors.
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Another would promote research into advanced nuclear energy technology — the United States' current nuclear fleet already generates around 70 percent of our clean energy.
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The proposal opposes nuclear energy and carbon capture and storage technology, both of which Mr. Freed said must be tools in decarbonizing the economy.
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The proposal opposes nuclear energy and carbon capture and storage technology, both of which Mr. Freed said must be tools in decarbonizing the economy.
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But the highly technical details of the foundation's global efforts around sanitation, curing polio, and rethinking nuclear energy are more of a distraction here.
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Nevertheless, nuclear energy is broadly accepted, even though neighboring Germany has decided to ditch it altogether following the 22017 disaster at Japan's Fukushima plant.
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Sanders pointed to the risks associated with the radioactive waste nuclear energy leaves behind, which has a particularly sordid history contaminating Native American lands.
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She also says that she will not ban fracking and is open to carbon capture for fossil fuels as well as nuclear energy. Sen.
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About 63 percent of electricity generation comes from fossil fuels (coal, natural gas, petroleum, and other gases), with about 20 percent from nuclear energy.
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It asserts that it will solve the problem and skips huge questions — like the roles of a carbon tax, nuclear energy and urban density.
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Many were enthusiastic about the use of nuclear energy to generate electricity and this enthusiasm resulted in an overly casual approach to reactor operations.
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They also asked the GAO to review executive branch negotiations with Saudi Arabia on nuclear energy since 2009, when Democrat Barack Obama was president.
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The Pugwash conferences were conceived in the 1950s as a forum for scientists concerned about the global security implications of emerging technologies, namely nuclear energy.
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The vast majority were built in the 1970s, before the Three Mile Island nuclear meltdown and the Chernobyl disaster soured public opinion on nuclear energy.
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The Energy Department employs more than 90,000 people working on nuclear weapons maintenance and research labs, nuclear energy, advanced renewable energy, batteries and climate science.
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The Chilean Nuclear Energy Commission (CCHEN) rejected Albemarle's March request to increase its quota to sell lithium products by 258,446 tonnes, according to a Sept.
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Rodriguez congratulated Iran on the "success of its foreign policy" while reiterating its longstanding support for "all countries to develop nuclear energy with pacific ends".
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At least with humans, "almost all the energy here on Earth is a result of the sun … with the exception of nuclear energy," Shostak added.
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Belgium plans to phase out nuclear energy by 2025, which will leave Engie the decades-long expensive task of decommissioning its seven nuclear plants there.
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Additionally, they have called for the elimination of nuclear energy and natural gas, two energy resources that have actually helped the U.S. lower our emissions.
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Government research labs and subsidies have supported a number of forms of energy — from nuclear energy, to hydraulic fracturing, to photovoltaic solar — through these troughs.
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Komarov was pleased that the British government was ready to support both the development of nuclear energy and its scheme to fix prices long term.
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The that agency helped get us to the moon oversees the people in charge of forecasting the weather and it oversees our nuclear energy matters.
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But La Hague is not designed for long-term storage and France does not have a solution 40 years after investing heavily in nuclear energy.
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After we proposed that in our election programme many said "the Greens are crazy", like they did when we started to fight against nuclear energy.
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It's the first time that a majority in the US has expressed opposition to nuclear energy since Gallup first started asking the question in 1994.
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Nuclear energy constitutes the majority of low-carbon electricity generation in the U.S., at just under 20% of the overall domestic energy mix for electricity.
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Her firm is interested in everything from advanced materials and manufacturing technologies to medical devices, robotics, artificial intelligence, nuclear energy, fusion and more, Rae says.
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Gas-to-power plants accounted for 7.4 percent of the total; nuclear energy for 13.3 percent; with the remainder coming from oil and waste burning.
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While the government aims to exit nuclear energy eventually, she told a news conference in Bern, the proposal to be decided by referendum on Nov.
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The largest addition to the MSCI China A Indexes are China Nuclear Energy, Shandong Linlong Tyre Co Ltd, and Meinian Onehealth Healthcare Holdings Co Ltd.
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Hulot, a former TV presenter and one of France's best-known ecologists, has been critical of nuclear energy though not an ardent anti-nuclear campaigner.
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Under the more pragmatic de Rugy, the government delayed reducing France's reliance on nuclear energy and dropped plans for new carbon taxes on vehicle traffic.
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"New York's visionary Clean Energy Standard blazes a vitally important public policy path," Marvin Fertel, president of the Nuclear Energy Institute, said in a statement.
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The immediate beneficiaries are Sweden's three nuclear-energy providers, Vattenfall, a state-owned utility, Uniper, carved out of Germany's Eon, and Fortum, a Finnish utility.
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Under that 2015 deal, Iran agreed to limit its nuclear energy program in exchange for an end to sanctions that have crushed the country's economy.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Renewable energy is far from being able to replace nuclear energy in France's electricity mix, utility EDF's head of nuclear said on Thursday.
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Euratom is the EU's framework for nuclear energy safety and development, establishing a European market for goods and services and compliance with international nuclear safeguards.
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The study consequently overlooks the most compelling reason for intervention in support of nuclear energy, which is its ability to produce electricity without carbon emissions.
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We have indicated with our American partners that we intend to localize the entire value chain with nuclear energy in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
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Even in California, where nuclear energy has no friends, Diablo Canyon, the last remaining nuclear plant, is expected to stay open for almost another decade.
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At issue is what's known as Part 810 authorizations, which allow U.S. companies to share certain unclassified nuclear energy technology and services with other countries.
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The United States is unilaterally surrendering its leadership in nuclear energy to Russia and China because of its failure to develop a comprehensive energy policy.
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A broader deal: The approval comes amid the Trump administration's negotiations for a broader nuclear energy deal with Saudi Arabia known as a 2202 agreement.
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Mr. Trump supports nuclear energy, and could well be persuaded to extend federal subsidies to keep the nation's teetering string of nuclear plants in operation.
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"The UK needs a reliable and secure energy supply and the government believes that nuclear energy is an important part of the mix," said Clark.
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Nuclear energy, through an all-of-the-above energy approach, will help to provide a path for energy independence and energy stability for our nation.
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With domestic nuclear energy consumption set to halve by 22019, Westinghouse, which filed for bankruptcy last year, must look to international markets to stay afloat.
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At least four scientists were killed between 2010 and 2012 in what Tehran said were assassinations meant to sabotage its efforts to develop nuclear energy.
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"It means a strategic partnership with another country for a long, long time," said Mark Hibbs, a Berlin-based expert on the nuclear energy industry.
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A host of other state firms are reportedly eyeing slices of the South China Sea action, from nascent nuclear energy programs, telecommunications, fisheries and banking.
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The Murkowski-Manchin bill, which was introduced last week, would promote research in renewables such as geothermal and wave technology, as well as nuclear energy.
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"I think that was a message very well understood," he said of his meetings with officials including Iran's foreign minister and its nuclear energy chief.
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His climate plan is the most hostile toward nuclear energy — extinguishing all reliance on it by ending lease renewals for reactors when they come up.
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Cafe owners argue that since most of the heaters run on electricity, which in France largely comes from nuclear energy, they have low carbon footprints.
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While environmentalists continue to debate the pros and cons of nuclear energy, Trump does not appear to be boosting nuclear as a specifically environmental priority.
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But his proposal has been criticized for not going far enough and relying on controversial "carbon capture" technology, as well as investments in nuclear energy.
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Russian nuclear energy giant Rosatom is, meanwhile, developing floating nuclear power stations, though they will likely not be available for commercial use for several years.
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De Rugy is known as a pragmatist who backed Macron's decision last year to delay the phased reduction of nuclear energy in France's electricity production.
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Even Satisfactory, which eventually allows you to power manufacturing with nuclear energy, ensures that waste builds up and becomes an issue that players cannot ignore.
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Altman had long wanted to start his own nuclear-energy company; instead, he had YC fund the best fission and fusion startups he could find.
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Despite being asked twice to clarify exactly where she stands on nuclear energy outside of its waste problem, Harris managed to side-step the question.
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We've got to turn this bipartisan consensus into meaningful action so that the United States can continue to be the world's leader in nuclear energy.
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The United States government has provided the growth and innovation engine for leading American industries as diverse as agriculture, electronics, nuclear energy, biotechnology, and aviation.
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A host of other state firms are reportedly eyeing slices of the South China Sea action, from nascent nuclear energy programmes, telecommunications, fisheries and banking.
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If we want to clean the air and reduce carbon emissions to deal with climate change, we need a stronger, not weaker, nuclear energy sector.
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Maria Korsnick is president and chief executive officer of the Nuclear Energy Institute, whose primary mission is to get nuclear power the recognition it deserves.
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Sama Bilbao y Leon is associate professor and director of nuclear energy programs at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, the largest public university in Virginia.
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The ruling could entice other states to restrict the availability of source materials or create financial barriers to nuclear energy development, potentially reducing uranium production.
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Mr Corbyn's scepticism about nuclear energy has been poorly received, but Labour's Copeland branch is "so pro-nuclear we glow in the dark," one councillor says.
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But policy changes are expected amid growing concerns over pollution and the safety of nuclear energy, and Moon and Ahn appear determined to help drive them.
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The U.S. relies less on coal and nuclear energy than it ever has before as the energy market has gravitated toward renewable sources in recent years.
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They said the targets include experts in fields such as supercomputing, nuclear energy, nanotechnology, semi-conductors, stealth technology, health care, hybrid grains, seeds and green energy.
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Huntington Ingalls Industries is America's largest military shipbuilding company and a provider of engineering, manufacturing and management services to the nuclear energy, oil and gas markets.
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Huntington Ingalls Industries is America's largest military shipbuilding company and a provider of manufacturing, engineering and management services to the nuclear energy, oil and gas markets.
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Authorities have said those payments went to Russian nuclear energy officials in exchange for contracts to U.S. companies involved in the shipment of uranium from Russia.
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The move is "definitely very good news for the whole nuclear industry," said Kirill Komarov, first deputy CEO of Rosatom, the Russian state nuclear energy company.
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In a poll done in 2011—just weeks before the Fukushima nuclear plant disaster in Japan—around 57 percent of Americans said they supported nuclear energy.
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Given the mounting challenges of climate change and geopolitical and national security threats, we cannot afford to allow rival nations to define the nuclear energy landscape.
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The Nuclear Energy Institute, the United States nuclear industry's chief trade association, questions the need for such a requirement, maintaining that voluntary industry efforts will suffice.
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It was only after a 2005 agreement between the U.S. and India on nuclear energy cooperation that the U.K., France and Canada took a similar approach.
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It would provide about 7% of Britain's electricity, and because nuclear energy generates little carbon dioxide, it is central to the government's commitment to clean power.
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For better or worse, our species has decided that nuclear energy and bombs are worth pursuing, in spite of the deadly waste created in the process.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Russia and Serbia have signed a cooperation agreement on civil nuclear energy, state-owned Russian reactor builder Rosatom said in a statement on Thursday.
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The department will more closely coordinate nuclear cooperation efforts across agencies and ramp up informal, non-binding talks with nations that might pursue nuclear energy technology.
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In the final vote, 60% backed the new reactors, although more than half of them said South Korea should reduce its overall reliance on nuclear energy.
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A construction executive has testified that Mr. Temer was the beneficiary of a $300,000 bribe related to contracts at Eletronuclear, Brazil's state-controlled nuclear energy producer.
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One can certainly say that the British government is using an ill-advised civilian nuclear energy project as a convoluted means of financing a submarine program.
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"None of America's 99 operating nuclear plants have been penetrated by a cyber attack," said John Keeley, a spokesman for industry trade group Nuclear Energy Institute.
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The deal eased sanctions on Iran in exchange for greater restrictions on its nuclear energy capabilities in an attempt to prevent Tehran from gaining atomic weapons.
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U.S. certification of new reactors designs will make them desirable around the world, in countries new to nuclear energy and seeking to benefit from American expertise.
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Some 22019,000 of these employees are contributing to the generation of low-carbon electricity, including in the sectors of renewable energy, nuclear energy and natural gas.
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The draft law is intended to serve as a broad framework for the country's climate targets, with language on carbon emissions and reliance on nuclear energy.
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News of the partial collapse of an abandoned storage tunnel at the Hanford nuclear site in Washington state has stoked predictable reactions from nuclear energy opponents.
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International nuclear energy cooperation can help to limit nuclear weapons proliferation if delivered with sufficient incentives — such as the promise of valuable technology, materials and expertise.
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The Guardian story documents a Department of Energy proposal to enact a new rule to compensate coal and nuclear energy companies for stabilizing the power grid.
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"We get no recognition for the fact that we emit nothing," said Marvin S. Fertel, chief executive of the Nuclear Energy Institute, an industry trade group.
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The United States government invented civil nuclear energy, commencing a wide-ranging research, development and demonstration program built off of the World War II Manhattan Project.
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So why should the federal government today continue to have a role in nuclear energy development or, for that matter, any form of energy technology development?
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China also expressed interest in funding a railway that would connect Bulgaria with neighboring Greece and confirmed its interest in the country's Belene nuclear energy project.
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Following the 2011 nuclear disaster in Fukushima, Germany decided to phase out nuclear energy by 2022 and Japan has restarted only four of its 42 reactors.
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The Trump administration used its only public forum at the United Nations climate talks in Bonn, Germany, on Monday to promote fossil fuels and nuclear energy.
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Later, of course, Carter would become Hyman Rickover's commander-in-chief, having taken in everything he learned from Rickover about nuclear energy and the US Navy.
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If we believe combating climate change is a serious matter, nuclear energy—the most environmentally benign technology for generating electricity—must be part of the arsenal.
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Watch the video above with Per Peterson, Dan Kammen, and others working on how nuclear energy could play an important role in a carbon-free world.
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Tehran has said it seeks only civilian nuclear energy from its enrichment of uranium, and that the program has nothing to do with missile development efforts.
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While nuclear energy may seem like an option, in many ways it falls short of the type of energy we need to truly address climate change.
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Michael Shellenberger, an author and founder of the California-based nonprofit Environmental Progress, which promotes nuclear energy, remembers how panicked he felt after watching the movie.
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And as new technologies emerge, we have to seize the opportunities, or lose out to China in the emerging trillion-dollar global market for nuclear energy.
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The bill would reform current U.S. nuclear energy law to force countries in nuclear partnerships to renounce the pursuit of enrichment and preprocessing technologies and capabilities.
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In 2009, she was confirmed as under secretary of energy, overseeing a $10.5 billion program that included nuclear energy, fossil fuels, renewable energy and waste management.
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The Office of Nuclear Energy, which is pursuing technology to help extend the life of the United States' existing nuclear reactors, faces a 2700 percent cut.
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"We will begin to revive and expand our nuclear energy sector, which I'm so happy about, which produces clean, renewable and emissions-free energy," he said.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France will not increase carbon emissions as it reduces its reliance on nuclear energy in coming years, a junior minister told energy newsletter Enerpresse.
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The consumption pattern shifted in favor of oil, natural gas, and coal, simultaneously paralyzing the domestic production of nuclear energy—which was pivotal 5 years before.
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That report signaled a consensus among leading climate experts across the globe on the role nuclear energy could potentially play in building a more sustainable future.
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Because there's a lot of talk now whether or not Saudi Arabia will work with the U.S. for example in terms of developing nuclear energy facilities.
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The plant closed the year after Ms. Silkwood's death, which became a rallying cry for antinuclear activists and helped sow doubts about the nuclear energy industry.
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The plant will be built by Russian State Nuclear Energy Agency Rosatom and will be made up of four units each with a capacity of 493,200 megawatts.
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Folks in the nuclear industry say the real nuclear energy killer, at least in the United States, was the 21.6 accident at Three Mile Island in Pennsylvania.
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It's an easy narrative: Idealistic lefty Vermonter Bernie Sanders opposes nuclear energy for sentimental reasons, even though getting rid of it would do more harm than good.
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Despite Xcel's clean-power plans, which include nuclear energy on top of renewables, even Mr Fowkes says that eschewing gas altogether would be "a little short-sighted".
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The success of the Iran deal makes it clear that political and economic deterrents are an effective way to allow nuclear energy programs without nuclear weapons development.
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That document, which was privately distributed to firms at risk of attacks, described a narrower set of activity focusing on the nuclear, energy and critical manufacturing sectors.
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Tony Roulstone established and teaches on the nuclear energy masters program at the University of Cambridge, with research interests in the economics and safety of nuclear power.
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These agreements lay out nine criteria meant to ensure nuclear energy technology is used responsibly and that transfers do not pave the way to atomic weapons programs.
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"Iran has been committed to its engagement so far and this is important," Amano was quoted as saying after meeting Iran's nuclear energy chief, Ali Akbar Salehi.
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The gravitational energy produced by the collision would have boosted the star's normal nuclear energy production, causing it to brighten rapidly and then slowly decay over time.
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But when we don't understand a system as well -- nuclear energy, for instance -- we may view an accident as a sign of more tragic things to come.
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The Justice Department on Thursday said it has charged seven Russian intelligence officials with hacking doping agencies and other organizations, including a Pennsylvania-based nuclear energy company.
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The Russians also targeted Pennsylvania-based nuclear energy company Westinghouse Electric Corporation, as well as European chemical makers in the Netherlands and Switzerland, according to the indictment.
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This diverse group of policy experts, academics, private sector representatives, government and nongovernmental organizations came together to consider the U.S. response to the challenges facing nuclear energy.
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Congress could enact a key part of this plan by passing the bipartisan Nuclear Energy Leadership Act led by Energy and Natural Resources Committee Chairman Lisa Murkowski.
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Iran denies long-standing Western suspicions that it tried in the past to develop atomic weapons and says its nuclear energy program has been for peaceful purposes.
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Why it matters: The entry of API into the debate over power generation is a turning point in an industry long dominated by coal and nuclear energy.
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Toshiba put its NAND flash memory unit up for sale last month in a bid to cover billions in losses from its U.S. nuclear energy unit Westinghouse.
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"Nevada has done its part in the development of U.S. nuclear energy, and we continue to carry those scars decades after the mushroom clouds dissipated," Titus said.
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Trump's new order also asks agencies to review any regulations that could "potentially burden the development or use" of oil, natural gas, coal, and nuclear energy resources.
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"We have already developed remotely operated robots for inspections at Fukushima," said Goro Yanase, General Manager of Toshiba's Nuclear Energy Systems and Services Division in a statement.
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The plant will be built by Russian state nuclear energy agency Rosatom and will be made up of four units each with a capacity of 1,200 megawatts.
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That marks a change from the past, said Ted Jones, director for national security and international programs at the Nuclear Energy Institute, the industry's main trade group.
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Renewables energy advocates have accused the government of hampering discussions about how to reduce the country's reliance on nuclear energy by limiting debate about more radical alternatives.
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Nuclear energy generates approximately 6900 percent of electricity in the country, though fossil fuels like natural gas and coal remain the largest sources of energy for electricity.
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The previous administration committed to reducing France's dependence on nuclear energy for electricity to 50 percent from 75 percent, which would require the closure of some reactors.
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A nuclear-energy project backed by Bill Gates will be put on hold due to changes in U.S. policy toward China, The Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday.
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Nuclear energy has a future, but big, always-on projects like Hinkley, which would aim to satisfy 7% of Britain's energy needs, do not fit the bill.
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Renewables will surely play a significant role, but the harsh reality is that when nuclear energy is lost, it is often replaced with natural gas, not renewables.
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He argues we should spend our "mental budget for thinking about the Earth on more high-impact changes," like carbon taxes on major polluters and nuclear energy.
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A bipartisan pair of senators is pressing for more information on the Trump administration's approval for companies to share certain nuclear energy technology with Saudi Arabia. Sens.
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As the United States debates the future of nuclear energy, China and Russia continue to gobble up contracts around the globe, spreading their influence through economic cooperation.
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The investigation, led by Democrats in control of the House Oversight and Reform Committee, is digging into Trump's desire to sell nuclear energy technology to Saudi Arabia.
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Former House majority leader Eric Cantor is among a growing number of Washington insiders encouraging the U.S.'s involvement in a nuclear energy program for Saudi Arabia.
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Perhaps the more important question should be: Does America have the vision and national resolve to develop comprehensive energy policies to maintain our leadership in nuclear energy?
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From "The Cove" (on Japan's dolphin hunts) to "Pandora's Promise" (on the benefits of nuclear energy) this strategy, meshing a film and a campaign, has become commonplace.
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Unless the carbon-based energy sources on which we have relied are replaced with solar and wind power (the movie doesn't address nuclear energy), we are ruined.
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I'll be sitting down with Michael Shellenberger, founder of Environmental Progress, and Simon Irish, chief executive of Terrestrial Energy, to talk about the role of nuclear energy.
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Detractors focus on the high costs of nuclear energy and point out that the US still doesn't exactly know what to do with all its nuclear waste.
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What they do according to O*NET: Operate equipment used for the release, control, or use of nuclear energy to assist scientists in laboratory or production activities.
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The economic case for nuclear energy has weakened as a result of low oil and gas prices, prompting utilities and governments around the world to rethink construction.
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New Jersey gets more than 40 percent of its power from nuclear energy, and Booker is the most enthusiastic among Democratic candidates about nuclear-powered energy alternatives.
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Earlier this month, the department gave another nuclear energy company, BWX Technologies, a $3.6 million contract to produce the fuel, which BWX plans to deliver by 2024.
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He warned in veiled terms that Iran could consider restarting its now largely mothballed nuclear energy program, which is under inspection of the International Atomic Energy Agency.
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The comment raises concerns about nuclear proliferation at a time when the Saudis are seeking foreign technology for their nuclear energy program, including from the United States.
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Nuclear energy faced added pressure as prices for wind and solar power projects fell, especially in the unregulated markets established in the late 90s and early 2000s.
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Briefly, Japan must invest heavily on renewable and nuclear energy aiming to become a more energy efficient nation while it gradually pulls out from importing energy resources.
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One of the areas H.R. 8 addressed is hydropower, which along with nuclear energy accounts for 85033 percent of U.S. electricity and produces zero greenhouse gas emissions.
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"We will procure nuclear energy on a scale and pace that the country can afford," Zuma said in his annual state of the nation address to parliament.
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Nuclear energy: A plan to build a new nuclear power plant in northern Wales could lift the local economy while expanding Britain's non-carbon-based fuel options.
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The company, seeking to exploit the deposit, contested Virginia's power to enact the ban, saying the policy should have been preempted by federal law governing nuclear energy.
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The news agency said that the International Atomic Energy, a global nuclear energy watchdog, had found that Iran breached the JCPOA by enriching uranium with advanced centrifuges.
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He could pick up where he left off on the paid speaking circuit, talking again to groups like the Nuclear Energy Institute or the Insurance Information Institute.
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But the PMORPH survey robot, developed by Hitachi-GE Nuclear Energy and the International Research Institute for Nuclear Decommissioning (IRID), couldn't get its cameras to the predetermined location.
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Unless fossil fuel plants pay a price for climate-damaging carbon emissions, carbon-free technologies like nuclear energy will likely continue to lose market share or require subsidies.
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"This agreement is a legal framework which will ensure India will take a responsible action regarding the peaceful use of nuclear energy," Abe said at the press conference.
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As an integral part of the nuclear-energy infrastructure of a foreign power, the mine was an irresistible target for jihadists exploiting the security vacuum in nearby Mali.
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Only five of more than fifteen countries that have pursued nuclear weapons since 1954 did so after developing a nuclear energy program, namely Argentina, Iran, India, and Pakistan.
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The other nuclear countries either began by developing a nuclear weapons program, such as China and France, or developed these weapons in tandem with their nuclear energy programs.
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Falih said MoUs would be signed with Russia's state nuclear agency Rosatom for the peaceful use of nuclear energy, alongside other deals for military industries and marine development.
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If he is confirmed, however, Perry's job will be less about drinking the dinosaur wine of the fossil fuel industry than it is about dealing with nuclear energy.
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"The big picture is that the Chinese see nuclear energy as a very strategic technology and as something that China will deploy to its strategic benefit," he added.
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The details: Liquified natural gas will be a big focus of the trip, but Perry is also expected to push American cooperation on nuclear energy, cybersecurity and coal.
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TOKYO – Japan&aposs government has proposed an energy plan that sets ambitious targets for nuclear energy use in the coming decade despite challenges after the 2011 Fukushima disaster.
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With a workforce of 41,348, CNEC has built 11 nuclear energy plants in China and overseas, including Chashma nuclear power plants and Karachi nuclear power plants in Pakistan.
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Nuclear energy is a low-carbon resource and so some argue that Hinkley Point C will be a crucial factor in helping the country meet its energy targets.
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Spent fuel from nuclear reactors remains highly radioactive for thousands of years and all countries using nuclear energy struggle with the question of where to store it safely.
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The bill would develop additional funding mechanisms and demonstration programs for the next wave of advanced nuclear reactors, and establish a national nuclear energy strategy for the nation.
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At least four scientists were killed between 2010 and 2012 in what Tehran said was a program of assassinations meant to sabotage its efforts to develop nuclear energy.
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Issuing a study on how to revive nuclear energy: Politicians often call for studies when there aren't more substantive options available or when they want to delay action.
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It also cut funds for EU space projects, such as the satellite navigation program Galileo, for farmers and for nuclear energy programs, such as the fusion reactor ITER.
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Heritage calls for the elimination of the Offices of Electricity, Fossil Energy, and Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, along with massive cuts to the Office of Nuclear Energy.
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On Thursday evening, the Department of Energy confirmed that Secretary Rick Perry has issued seven Part 810 authorizations to export nuclear energy technology and services to Saudi Arabia.
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And their number includes a US Olympic silver medalist, a Secret Service officer, a nuclear energy fellow at MIT and the US Army's 2012 Soldier of the Year.
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According to some proponents of nuclear energy, if the U.S. pulls back even more on nuclear power, it's possible that efforts to curb climate change could fall flat.
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Uranium enriched to a grade of under 5 percent of purity is considered suitable for civilian nuclear energy, while weapons-grade uranium requires enrichment of around 90 percent.
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The 2015 accord lifted international sanctions against Iran in return for Tehran limiting its nuclear energy program to ensure it cannot be put to developing an atomic bomb.
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It does not plan to subsidize more nuclear energy and it is unlikely that any new atomic reactors will be built given low power prices, said Vadasz Nilsson.
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The State Department now plans to address nuclear energy cooperation in high-level meetings with presidents, prime ministers and foreign ministers, a senior State Department official told CNBC.
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"It is clear the Trump administration recognizes the enormous economic and resiliency benefits that the U.S. nuclear energy industry provides to Americans," the group said in a release.
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Russia has signaled that it could look to target U.S. companies that use Russian products or rely on Russian industries, such as its nuclear energy and aerospace sectors.
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The Energy Department oversees a network of 17 national labs that work on sensitive issues including advanced nuclear energy, nuclear weapons and supercomputing, some of which is classified.
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That law calls on France to cut its reliance on nuclear energy to 50 percent by 2025 from 75 percent now, the highest level in the world. bit.
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That pledge, which encompasses renewables like wind and solar but also nuclear energy and carbon capture technology, signals a growing consensus about the energy future throughout the continent.
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Peter B. Lyons, Ph.D., was a commissioner at the NRC from 2005 to 2009 and led the Department of Energy Office of Nuclear Energy from 85033 to 2015.
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A strong U.S. nuclear energy policy can ensure a growing, reliable, clean U.S. energy sector for years to come and provide American families and businesses with affordable energy.
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Despite the fact that Hanford was a facility dedicated to the production of nuclear weapons, anti-nuclear groups have been quick to draw a connection to nuclear energy.
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The operators of civilian nuclear energy plants have been required to set aside funds for the decommissioning of nuclear plants and the disposal of waste for many decades.
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In fact, Russia supplies much of Iran's nuclear industry and state-owned Russian companies are fast becoming primary sources for key components in Europe's nuclear energy supply chain.
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"Saudi Arabia's crown prince has confirmed what many have long suspected -- nuclear energy in Saudi Arabia is about more than just electrical power, it's about geopolitical power," Sen.
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Our understanding of the risks associated with nuclear energy is shaped by what's about to happen to the people of Chernobyl—but they haven't lived through it yet.
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France is racing to increase its renewable power generation capacity to reduce its dependence on nuclear energy and phase out coal power production to curb greenhouse gas emissions.
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The 54 percent opposing it is up significantly from 43 percent a year ago, while the 44 percent who favor using nuclear energy is down from 51 percent.
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By using solar (or perhaps nuclear) energy, Musk says, a process called the Sabatier reaction could turn water and carbon dioxide in the thin Martian atmosphere into methane.
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The inquiry relates to the 2010 sale of Uranium One, a Canada-based firm with holdings in the U.S., to Rosatom, a Russian state-owned nuclear energy agency.
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Called "the Big Kahuna" of nuclear plants, Darlington is undergoing a $12 billion refurbishment so it can keep supplying nuclear energy to the grid for another 40 years.
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Mr. Barrasso's remarks — "If we are serious about climate change, we must be serious about expanding our use of nuclear energy" — were hardly a clarion call to action.
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Dimanchev presented his research on Ohio's senate floor in June as it deliberated on whether to roll back its renewable portfolio standards to subsidize nuclear energy and coal.
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Trash accounts for a small portion of Sweden's overall power supply; hydro and nuclear energy generate about 83 percent of Sweden's electricity, and wind generates another 7 percent.
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I believe that nuclear energy will have a resurgence as the younger generations who are more open to nuclear than the older generations see the need for it.
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"Saudi Arabia's crown prince has confirmed what many have long suspected — nuclear energy in Saudi Arabia is about more than just electrical power, it's about geopolitical power," Sen.
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And the Hungarian and Slovakian governments have shown an openness to closer relations with Moscow — Hungary is contracting with Russian companies to build a new nuclear energy plant.
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Representatives from the U.S. Energy and Commerce departments, Westinghouse, the U.S.-India Strategic Partnership Forum and The Nuclear Energy Institute have met in India for negotiations, Reuters noted.
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The French government has long outlined plans to shrink the country's reliance on nuclear energy to 50 percent, though the deadline for that goal had remained less clear.
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For the candidates who've stayed vague about where they stand on nuclear energy in their published plans and at the town hall, there could be a good reason.
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In the space of just weeks in 2011 she reversed her policy on nuclear energy, adopting the Green Party's longstanding pledge to eradicate Germany's reliance on nuclear power.
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Domestically, it's battling a market that, as currently structured, cannot recognize or value nuclear energy for its zero-carbon baseload reliability or for its intrinsic national security attributes.
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John Keeley, a spokesman for the industry group the Nuclear Energy Institute, said: "There has been no successful cyber attack against any U.S. nuclear facility, including Wolf Creek."
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In a report published late on Tuesday, the China Nuclear Energy Association said total nuclear power generation amounted to 4.1 percent of the national total over the three quarters.
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The nuclear energy industry may still be making money on a day-to-day basis, but the real problem is in covering long-term costs and paying back investors.
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Although nuclear energy is a far from a perfect energy solution, it hasn't resulted in the nuclear arms race among developing countries that analysts have been predicting for decades.
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Levy told Le Figaro that the ARENH mechanism had allowed private companies to benefit from the state-funded nuclear energy sector, enabling them to win market share from EDF.
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Nor would Switzerland be nuclear free, due to a long-term nuclear energy supply relationship with France which relies on atomic power stations for three quarters of its electricity.
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The move comes amid an uproar on Capitol Hill following reports that the Department of Energy gave permission to several companies to share nuclear energy information with Saudi Arabia.
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Next year, Gulf state UAE is set to become the first new nation to use nuclear energy in decades when it starts up the first of four nuclear reactors.
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The ETA will also allow New Mexico's utilities to continue importing emissions-free nuclear energy from the Palo Verde plant in neighboring Arizona, which may prove more cost-effective.
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Mostly, it involves consulting the president on science for important policy decisions, like the future of nuclear energy in the United States or how to encourage more technology breakthroughs.
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Image 2 of 2 ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates – Iran has decided not to attend a United Nations conference on nuclear energy being held in the United Arab Emirates.
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What such a strategy might look like was the focus of the Atlantic Council Task Force on U.S, Nuclear Energy Leadership, for which we served as Honorary Co-chairs.
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"The release of nuclear energy by the flash forces the already very compact star to expand back to giant dimensions—the born-again scenario," Reindl explained in a statement.
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They implemented an environmentally driven tax code and brokered a deal with the nuclear energy industry to cancel projects for new plants and phase out nuclear power by 2022.
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"We have to remember that the agreement that we have is on one issue, which is the nuclear weapons — peaceful uses of nuclear energy issue," Moniz said on Wednesday.
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The deal made with six world powers will take effect when the International Atomic Energy Agency certifies that Iran has met its commitments to curtail its nuclear energy program.
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That level dropped to below 36% after the Fukushima meltdown, with opposition to nuclear energy growing to up to 50 or even 70%, according to polls by Japanese media.
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Nuclear power has become less popular since Toshiba's acquisition in 2006, especially in the aftermath of the Fukushima disaster which prompted many countries to freeze nuclear energy expansion plans.
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Washington (CNN)A man was sentenced to two years in prison for soliciting help from within the US to support nuclear energy in China, the Justice Department announced Thursday.
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The panel also heard from David Vela, Trump's pick to lead the National Park Service, and Rita Baranwal, his nominee to lead nuclear energy at the Department of Energy.
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"I believe the future of nuclear energy in the United States is bright and look forward to expanding American leadership in innovative nuclear technologies," Perry said in a statement.
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A deadly cold front recently swept through the Midwest, but thanks to nuclear energy, coal and natural gas, things did not turn out as badly as they could have.
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But while its history is checkered, nuclear energy mostly operates out of sight, generating about 10% of the world's total electricity and 29% of the world's low-carbon power.
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The share of the nation's power generated from coal and nuclear energy has slipped due to cheap, abundant natural gas and the rapid growth of solar and wind farms.
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In vowing to revive the coal industry and stop the decline of nuclear energy, President Donald Trump is fighting against a tide of coal and nuclear power plant closures.
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The new policy represents a break from the past administrations, which favoured cheaper but dirty coal power and riskier nuclear energy over more costly natural gas and clean renewables.
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His research focuses on arms control and nonproliferation in the Middle East, U.S. nonproliferation and counterproliferation strategies, and the security consequences of the growth and spread of nuclear energy.
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On Chinese social media, and even on news websites, commentators said that the contention in Lianyungang showed that the public should have a bigger say in nuclear energy planning.
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He added that the country's move includes preparations for fuel load of unit 1 of Barakah Nuclear Energy Plant, scheduled for between the end of 2019 and early 2020.
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On Thursday, Trump said his administration will attempt to expand the nuclear energy sector by launching a "complete review" of current policy to identify ways to revive the industry.
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DEPARTMENT OF DOMINANCE: President Trump brought his "energy dominance" pitch to the Department of Energy's headquarters Thursday, along with some actions aimed at boosting nuclear energy and fossil fuels.
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Trump officials say they will instead focus on exporting U.S. know-how to encourage use of natural gas and development of clean coal and next-generation nuclear energy technology.
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The coalition plans to promote "a level playing field for all forms of energy production," embracing a holistic approach that includes natural gas, fossil fuels, nuclear energy and renewables.
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Nuclear energy chief Ali Akbar Salehi told state TV on Thursday that Iran would not mark its annual day celebrating its nuclear program next month because of the outbreak.
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Nuclear energy chief Ali Akbar Salehi told state TV on Thursday that Iran would not mark its annual day celebrating its nuclear programme next month because of the outbreak.
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The enrichment level limit in the 2015 deal was set to assure that Iran's small amount of fuel could be useful only in producing nuclear energy, not a bomb.
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The United Nations' panel of climate scientists concluded that capturing carbon and increasing nuclear energy is necessary in order to reach global goals set by the Paris climate agreement.
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The primary energy mix, beyond power generation, describes usage of all fuels for use in transport, heating and industries, including nuclear energy, as well as mineral oil and products.
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After the nuclear accident at the Fukushima nuclear plant in Japan in 2011, Chancellor Angela Merkel ordered the "Atomausstieg," the exit from nuclear energy once and for all. Why?
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But voters are skeptical of Corbyn's stance - he has openly opposed nuclear energy in the past, though now says he supports it as part of a sustainable energy mix.
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The country has set a carbon-cutting goal of sourcing around 22 percent of its energy from renewables, along with a nearly equal amount from nuclear energy, by 2030.
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From an absolute numbers perspective, the biggest budgets are for the offices of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy ($2.79 billion in fiscal year 2020) and Nuclear Energy ($1.5 billion).
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They differ on key areas, like the extent to which nuclear energy should be a tool in decarbonizing the country and how fast to move away from natural gas.
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Ellen Ginsberg, general counsel for the Nuclear Energy Institute, a trade association, said negotiations were ongoing in Texas and New Mexico with parties interested in hosting an interim site.
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It governs the development of nuclear energy and its trade across Europe, funding research and development and assuring that European countries do not divert nuclear materials to military uses.
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From reviving our commercial nuclear energy industry to producing historic levels of domestic oil and gas and renewable energy, America has seen a remarkable turnaround in our energy industry.
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Falling stockpiles and renewed interest in nuclear energy both in the United States and in growing economies like China and India was creating a second gold rush for uranium.
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We need to send a signal to the rest of the world that nuclear energy is going to continue to be a major part of our domestic energy production.
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FM: This is really something that's up to our nuclear energy professionals to deal with, but our objective is we want to have the same rights as other countries.
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Since 2009, the FBI had an undercover informant gathering evidence of a massive bribery and kickback scheme inside the Russian nuclear energy firm TENEX and its American arm TENAM.
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The sudden aversion to nuclear energy reached China, where the State Council immediately suspended approval of nuclear power projects and ordered a comprehensive safety inspection of all existing facilities.
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