So it sits next to nuclear power plants all over the country and in every country that has nuclear power.
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Nuclear power plants Several active nuclear power plants, including the Joseph M. Farley plant in southern Alabama, are in Michael's path.
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Related: Floating Nuclear Power Plants Might Be the Future of Energy There are, of course, very legitimate safety concerns surrounding nuclear power.
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South Africa has the continent's only nuclear power station and is seeking to expand its nuclear power capacity in the coming decades.
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A few weeks later South Africa signed an agreement with Rosatom, Russia's state-owned nuclear power company, to buy several nuclear-power stations.
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Nuclear power-related stocks were in the spotlight after Britain gave the go-ahead for a $24 billion Chinese-backed nuclear power plant.
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The portrayal of nuclear power in "The Simpsons" literally was one of the most important elements of changing America's trajectory on nuclear power.
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It is the second-largest nuclear power producer after China General Nuclear Power Corp, which has 20 reactor units and 3483 GW of capacity.
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Kyushu is home to the only Japanese nuclear power station currently in operation, the Sendai Nuclear Power Plant, about 75 miles southwest of Mashiki.
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Nuclear Power As for nuclear power, America has almost 100 emissions-free power plants, and many have stayed in service for over 60 years.
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"Tillerson had better bone up on nuclear power strategies if he wants to force a big nuclear power to withdraw from its own territories," it said.
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South Africa has the continent's only nuclear power station and plans to expand nuclear power generation to meet growing electricity demand in Africa's most industrisalised country.
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"Tillerson had better bone up on nuclear power strategies if he wants to force a big nuclear power to withdraw from its own territories," the paper said.
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This week's Indian retaliatory strike in Balakot, Pakistan represents just the third instance in history that a nuclear power has hit another nuclear power with conventional forces.
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Consider it the difference between nuclear power and nuclear explosions: a nuclear explosion is nuclear power in an uncontrolled form, and we greatly prefer the controlled form.
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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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Panel votes to extend nuclear power tax credit: The House Ways and Means Committee voted Wednesday to remove a key deadline for a nuclear power plant tax credit.
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What's so strange about all this is that none of the hallmarks of nuclear power in the popular imagination have anything to do with nuclear power in reality.
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The Trump administration has quietly pursued a wider deal on sharing U.S. nuclear power technology with Saudi Arabia, which aims to build at least two nuclear power plants.
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China National Nuclear Power (CNNP), CNNC's listed unit, launched a floating nuclear power subsidiary in August and also said the technology would help China become "a strong maritime power".
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The future of marine nuclear power stations is more likely to depend on the future of nuclear power itself than on the actions of pressure groups such as Greenpeace.
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Such scepticism is shared by many in Lianyungang, which already hosts a nuclear-power plant (pictured), and elsewhere in China, where the government plans to expand nuclear power massively.
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Private Collection Courtesy Galerie Perrotin GARAGE: Since your early paintings— Nuclear Power Picture from 1988, for example—you've consistently made art that comments on the dangers of nuclear power.
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I don't see a lot of use on the military side for nuclear power in space, but I see significant use of nuclear power on long-range space transportation.
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Also, Westinghouse Electric Co. signed contracts with China's State Nuclear Power Technology Co. to build six AP1000 nuclear power plants in China in the coming years, the statement said.
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"Tillerson had better bone up on nuclear power strategies if he wants to force a big nuclear power to withdraw from its own territories," an unsigned Global Times editorial threatened.
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That mission concluded that the Kingdom is "well placed to finalize its plans for construction of its first nuclear power plant" through partnerships with countries that have nuclear power industries.
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Allen Ho, a naturalized U.S. citizen, and a Chinese state-owned nuclear power firm, the China General Nuclear Power Company (CGNPC), were indicted in April last year on charges of conspiracy.
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Nuclear power opponents say waste at power plants is vulnerable to attacks and natural disasters, though many nuclear power backers say it can be held there safely for decades or more.
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"Ultimately they want to be recognized as a nuclear power and then reset their relations with some of their antagonists, South Korea and then the US, as a nuclear power," he said.
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Carol M. Browner, a former top environmental adviser to President Obama, works as a paid consultant to the nuclear power industry, pushing for government policies that help keep nuclear power plants online.
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EDF reduced its target for French nuclear power generation to between 215 terawatt hours (TWh) and 21 TWh from 20.9074 TWh, mainly due to extended outages at its Cruas nuclear power plant.
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Public trust in nuclear power generation was shattered in Japan when a massive earthquake and tsunami prompted three reactors to meltdown at Tokyo Electric Power's Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant in 2011.
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Africa's most industrialised economy, which operates the continent's only nuclear power station, wants to install an additional 9,600 megawatts of nuclear power to help overcome chronic electricity shortages that have dented economic growth.
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The tie-up is the latest state-orchestrated union in the nation's vast power sector, twinning the country's main nuclear power engineering and construction firm with its second-largest producer of nuclear power.
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In January, two Chinese state-owned energy companies, China National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC) and China General Nuclear Power Corporation (CGN), signed a strategic cooperation framework pact on offshore oil and nuclear power.
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Despite these fears, however, the world may see more floating nuclear power plants in the future: At least 15 countries, including China, Indonesia, Malaysia and Algeria have "expressed interest" in floating nuclear power.
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"This involves, as my brother bishops in Japan have emphasized, concern about the continuing use of nuclear power; for this reason, they have called for the abolition of nuclear power plants," he said.
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Neighboring Germany aims to phase out nuclear power by 2575.
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The Indian Point nuclear power plant in Buchanan, New York.
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Other countries that use nuclear power face the same problem.
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Compare that with nuclear power plants like Chernobyl or Fukushima.
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Claudia Doppler, Regina's mother, takes over the nuclear power plant.
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Up next: cleaning a defunct nuclear power plant in California.
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Nuclear power now supplies about 20 percent of America's electricity.
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Supporting nuclear power is a good environmental move for Republicans.
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At low enrichment levels, that produces fuel for nuclear power.
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Together, we must reestablish US global leadership in nuclear power.
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It has not yet acquired nuclear power or enrichment technology.
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There were reports of multiple attacks on nuclear power generators.
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The country's oldest nuclear power plan is shutting its doors.
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Utilities may not want drones operating near nuclear power plants.
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The interim staff guidance will affect nuclear power plant licensees.
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Yang's plan also hinges on the use of nuclear power.
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It assists other nations to develop nuclear power and weapons.
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Does nuclear power have a future in the United States?
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Headlines China warns UK over £18bn nuclear power deal on.ft.
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Go deeper: Private equity bids on bankrupt nuclear power company
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Louis followed up, pressing him on phasing out nuclear power.
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The guidelines exclude coal and nuclear power from sustainable investments.
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Any realistic plan to decarbonize needs to include nuclear power.
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A nuclear power plant makes steam to spin a turbine.
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However, he also steadfastly declared North Korea a nuclear power.
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America is still the world's leading generator of nuclear power.
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For Thomas, that's nuclear power school and then a submarine.
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During the 1970s, the United States built nuclear power plants.
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As a teenager, Kim began campaigning against nuclear power plants.
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Even a nuclear power plant can be licensed more quickly.
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Like every energy resource, nuclear power does have its tradeoffs.
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Warren also added clarity to her stance on nuclear power.
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Despite its demonstrable safety, nuclear power presses several psychological buttons.
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It is the second most powerful nuclear power on earth.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power Corp (KHNP) said it signed a memorandum of understanding on Wednesday with Energoatom to resume construction of two reactors at a nuclear power plant in Ukraine.
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China General Nuclear Power Group, China's largest nuclear power enterprise and one of the world's largest, published a prospectus Wednesday morning, planning a $2.2 billion (15 billion yuan) listing on the Shenzhen stock exchange.
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That would help nuclear power because it would monetize its carbon-free attribute, but Republicans, most of whom don't acknowledge climate change is a problem but do back nuclear power, don't support that bill.
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The initiative, passed by the Public Service Commission, also includes a nuclear power incentive under which utilities will pay nearly $1 billion over two years to subsidize three of the state's nuclear power plants.
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Forty years after the worst commercial nuclear power plant accident in United States history unfolded on Three Mile Island in Pennsylvania, the only nuclear power reactor still operating there is preparing to shut down.
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On Monday, U.S.-based Westinghouse will sign a letter of intent with Brazilian state nuclear power firm Eletronuclear to help extend the life of the Angra I nuclear power plant near Rio de Janeiro.
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Nuclear operator Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power approved last year the shutdown of the Wolsong No.1 nuclear reactor earlier than planned, as part of the country's long-term scheme to phase out nuclear power.
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China National Nuclear Power Co. Ltd (CNNP), the listed unit of central government-run China National Nuclear Corp, warned nuclear's competitiveness against coal is falling and nuclear power needs the benefits of economies of scale.
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You do not have to like nuclear power, or ever want to build another nuclear power plant, to believe that existing sources of carbon-free power should be kept running as long as practicably possible.
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The municipality also had experience with nuclear power: Two of the country's four operating nuclear power reactors are on Olkiluoto, less than two miles from the repository, and a third plant is under construction nearby.
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Three-quarters of electricity in France is generated by nuclear power.
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Surveys suggest positive attitudes to nuclear power nationally exceed negative ones.
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Nuclear power has been key to the government's clean-electricity strategy.
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This includes energy efficiency, nuclear power and technology capturing carbon emissions.
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Nuclear power accounts for about 75 percent of French electricity needs.
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Of them, nearly 92 percent voted against a nuclear power plant.
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China has agreed to build two nuclear-power plants in Argentina.
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Not everyone is delighted with the idea of marine nuclear power.
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It also leads the world in construction of nuclear power plants.
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Go deeper: As climate change worsens, America faces nuclear power closures
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Badges declaring "No to nuclear power" adorn his black Buddhist robe.
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We are a tremendously powerful nuclear power, and so are they.
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In a best-case scenario, nuclear power could be even cheaper.
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China has ambitions to become a world leader in nuclear power.
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He warned Israel that it was not the only nuclear power.
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Westinghouse Electric, the U.S. nuclear power subsidiary of Japan's Toshiba Corp.
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Nuclear power, expensive and potentially hazardous, has fallen out of vogue.
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Outside of the National Diet, opposition to nuclear power remains high.
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Read: How close is your home to a nuclear power plant?
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Some days the flyers were about the dangers of nuclear power.
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What is the role for nuclear power in such a plan?
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So will other federal facilities, from courthouses to nuclear power plants.
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The Obama years were not kind to the nuclear power industry.
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The country has also restarted five nuclear power reactors, noted ANZ.
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The government wants to see a big expansion of nuclear power.
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Total nuclear power availability is seen at 229 percent of capacity.
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The move drew praise from the coal and nuclear power industries.
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We have 212 percent of nuclear power between the two countries.
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The poll has tracked public opinion on nuclear power since 22019.
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Nuclear power must remain a significant component of our electricity mix.
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"I don't have a theological opposition to nuclear power," he said.
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Riyadh wants nuclear power plants, for generating electricity and for desalination.
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Nuclear power does not and will not ever meet these criteria.
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He said the country must secure more electricity through nuclear power.
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And Pyongyang, of course, may soon become an accepted nuclear power.
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Nuclear power is not excluded, but it must compete with renewables.
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And there's nothing in the resolution about those nuclear power plants.
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Read More: Nuclear Power Plants Have a 'Blind Spot' for Hackers.
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We have 90 percent of nuclear power between the two countries.
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Approximately 20 percent of our nation's energy comes from nuclear power.
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Only one new nuclear power plant has come online since 2010.
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The waste is generated by hospitals, nuclear power generators and others.
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Nuclear power generated 20 percent of the nation's energy in 2017.
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Five nuclear power plants have shuttered across the country since 2013.
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The deal expanded GE's exposure to gas, coal and nuclear power.
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CAN WE GET NEW NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS BUILT IN THIS COUNTRY?
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The advances by China and Russia in nuclear power are daunting.
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Nine are offline for maintenance, according to Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power.
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We have 2500 percent of nuclear power between the two countries.
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MORE would have examined why Iran needs nuclear power at all.
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Germany, the region's top manufacturing power, is phasing out nuclear power.
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Neither will it ever formally be recognized as a nuclear power.
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The larger the reliance on nuclear power, the bigger the chandelier.
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According to AFP, ten nuclear power stations reported lowered production Thursday.
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LONDON, Jan 17 (Reuters) - Britain is committed to the nuclear power sector, Prime Minister Theresa May's spokesman said on Thursday, after Japan's Hitachi Ltd froze a 3 trillion yen ($28 billion) nuclear power project in Wales.
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EDF, which on Friday trimmed its 2017 nuclear power output and earnings targets after postponing the restart of its Tricastin nuclear power plant, has said production would not be affected while the anchor issues are resolved.
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Into the 21st century, Japanese governments sought to increase the share of nuclear power, with some going so far as to rely on nuclear power for up to 40 percent of their country's overall energy mix.
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File photo of the nuclear power plant of Tihange in BelgiumPhoto: Getty ImagesBelgium plans to sue Google over the tech giant's refusal to blur sensitive military sites and nuclear power plants on the company's various mapping platforms.
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British nuclear power plants have suffered a series of prolonged outages, and EDF said that nuclear power generation from its reactors in the United Kingdom fell 21.2 percent to 4.1 TWh in March from a year earlier.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China National Nuclear Power Co Ltd said on Sunday that two deals signed with Russian state nuclear company Rosatom for the construction of four nuclear power units in China were worth a combined $3.62 billion.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia must commit to a broad international monitoring program of nuclear power facilities if it develops nuclear power reactors with technology from the United States, U.S. Energy Secretary Rick Perry told lawmakers on Tuesday.
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Those of us who live near a failed nuclear power plant know the truth: Nuclear power is by far the most expensive, the most dangerous, the most unreliable and the most environmentally unfriendly form of energy production.
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"All emergency duty personnel of Taishan Nuclear Power have been on the job, all preparations have been implemented, and the Taishan Nuclear Power Base is ready," they said in a statement on WeChat, a Chinese internet service.
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The new weapon uses a "nuclear power energy unit," according to Putin.
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Nuclear power made perhaps the worst first impressions ever: Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
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Polls consistently show that a majority of the public opposes nuclear power.
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He doesn't call for shutting down all nuclear power plants right away.
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Photo: APRussia launched the world's first floating nuclear power plant on Saturday.
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Nuclear power generation just doesn't cut it - not enough neutrons flying around.
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He called for more domestic energy sources, including renewables and nuclear power.
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Fossil fuel and nuclear power plants only come in one increment: big.
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Nuclear power currently produces more than half the nation's carbon-free electricity.
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National polls have shown a consistent opposition to nuclear power since Fukushima.
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The Chernobyl nuclear power plant had to switch to manual radiation monitoring.
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That would also deliver another blow to France's reputation in nuclear power.
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Uranium is mainly used by the nuclear power industry and for weapons.
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Traders said worries over French nuclear power supply remained the main driver.
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What does your research tell us about the future of nuclear power?
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I don't want to tell people what to think about nuclear power.
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Kim Jong-un came with nuclear power and economy, a strong economy.
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It has another 8 nuclear power units that are still under construction.
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In 2013, a nuclear power plant caused a similar storm in Pennsylvania.
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So there could be another rise in the sentiment against nuclear power.
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Helge's father, Bernd Doppler, is the founder of the nuclear power plant.
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The state-owned China General Nuclear Power Company (CGNPC) was also charged.
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In a nuclear power plant, heat is created when uranium atoms split.
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The recent bankruptcy of Westinghouse, a nuclear power company, reinforces this concern.
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They argue plummeting prices of wind and solar make nuclear power unnecessary.
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The United States has more nuclear power reactors than any other country.
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Over several decades, France has come to rely heavily on nuclear power.
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Not to mention dangerous places like nuclear power plants or electrical substations.
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Nuclear power plants are responsible for exactly zero greenhouse gas emissions. Zero.
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Editorial Few nuclear power plants have been as contentious as Diablo Canyon.
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Congress recently extended tax credits for nuclear power, which is a start.
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In France, drones were found close to nuclear power stations in 2014.
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Nuclear power simply cannot compete against safer, cleaner and cheaper renewable energy.
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Nuclear power is too slow to scale up to our current challenge.
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Without help, nuclear officials say, there will be far less nuclear power.
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BECKY QUICK: You know, you bring up nuclear power or nuclear bombs.
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We have 503 percent of the nuclear power between the two countries.
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It also cut its nuclear power output and EBITDA for the year.
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China even harbours ambitions to export its growing expertise in nuclear power.
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Beijing may have come up with a solution: floating nuclear power plants.
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Germany is aiming to phase out its nuclear power plants by 2022.
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You're saying our species might forget about nuclear power and its dangers?
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Greenpeace has expressed concerns with putting a nuclear power plant to sea.
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Scaling up nuclear power requires serious policy changes and/or technical innovation.
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The Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant came online in the early '70s.
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Missiles don't require nuclear power to move; they just need regular fuel.
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South Korea has also been keen on Saudi Arabia's nuclear power project.
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Or the German amusement park built in an abandoned nuclear power plant.
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The use of nuclear power is splitting Democratic presidential candidates, with Sen.
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It's intelligent, at times intricate, explanatory journalism, especially about nuclear power technology.
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Instead, he simply vowed to keep Iran from becoming a nuclear power.
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Rosatom has also provided uranium fuel for Iran's Bushehr nuclear power plant.
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The age of generating nuclear power may be drawing to a close.
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He called nuclear power the single greatest form of carbon-free power.
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They regulate the safety of food, drugs, airplanes and nuclear power plants.
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Security around Belgian nuclear power stations was ramped up as a result.
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Some have even clamoured for the use of nuclear power in engines.
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This is more than all other renewables (not counting nuclear power) combined.
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Three Mile Island changed the face of the nuclear power sector ... Absolutely.
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Nuclear power is too expensive and dangerous, and we don't need it.
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Labor strikes halted train travel and cut output at nuclear-power plants.
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"It's a model nuclear power program, a very systematic approach," he added.
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I was very involved in the movement against nuclear power early on.
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Finally, he wants the status that comes with being a nuclear power.
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The anti-nuclear-power movement did not arise from concerns about overpopulation.
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As a result, coal and nuclear power are losing market share fast.
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After decades of testing, India officially became a nuclear power in 1998.
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The HBO miniseries "Chernobyl" has cast renewed attention on the world's worst nuclear-power-plant accident, which took place on April 26, 1986, when the core of a reactor opened at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant in Ukraine.
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A world where two authoritarian governments not only compete for hegemony in civilian nuclear power, they leverage nuclear power as an extension of the state to gain geopolitical influence throughout the world — those nations being China and Russia.
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The disaster also fundamentally changed the course of nuclear power in energy-poor Japan, which had invested heavily in its 50-odd nuclear power stations in its quest to reduce its reliance on fossil fuels and energy imports.
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To have wind stand on its own against nuclear power would likewise require Congress to repeal subsidies such as the nuclear power PTC (why the wind but not nuclear PTC?) and the Price-Anderson Act, which places a large financial burden on taxpayers should there be a costly nuclear power accident rather than having the owner be responsible for the full amount of the damage.
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"After 40 years of nuclear power, special interest groups connected to the nuclear power industry have taken root everywhere in South Korean society, blinding the eyes of the people," the Korean Federation for Environmental Movements said in a statement.
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Kansai is Japan's second-largest utility by sales and was the most reliant on nuclear power before the March 2011 Fukushima disaster, when a nuclear power plant owned by Tokyo Electric Power suffered meltdowns after an earthquake and tsunami.
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But nuclear power has been put to use on ships and submarines before — and there's actually a history of those subs and boats running on nuclear power getting plugged into electrical grids to power cities and towns on land.
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Ukraine's energy sector remains heavily dependent on traditional fossil fuels and nuclear power.
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Babis has said in the past CEZ should finance its nuclear power expansion.
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Another lawmaker asked him about whether Japan's nuclear power stations use USB drives.
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Yet there are good reasons why people are still interested in nuclear power.
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The Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant explosion remains the worst civilian nuclear disaster ever.
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Almost all of the world's mined uranium is used for nuclear power generation.
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Only from the mid-2020s will the country's nuclear power share gradually decline.
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North Korea is already a nuclear power, whether anyone likes that or not.
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Skeptics say Mr. Kim's goal remains to be accepted as a nuclear power.
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As of 2014, nuclear power represented almost 9 percent of in-state generation.
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Nuclear power accounts for about three-quarters of French power generation at present.
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That is about as much as two biggish nuclear power stations would manage.
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In 1956 the world's first commercial-sized civil nuclear power station opened there.
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No irregularities were reported from nuclear power plants in the region, authorities said.
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That's where the French nuclear power and anti-GMO movements come into play.
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In a recent documentary on nuclear power, Motherboard interviewed locals around the plant.
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Eugene Abdupayevich Alimov directs the Museum of Slavutych and Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant.
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Crowe was most recently arrested for protesting the Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Plant.
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It's one that favors fossil fuels (with a nod to nuclear power too).
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America's liberal leaders are torn between fighting climate change and resisting nuclear power.
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Plant Vogtle is a 210-unit nuclear power plant located in Waynesboro, Georgia.
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The Lighteningnado hit a nuclear power plant in Ohio to become a Nuclearnado.
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The nuclear power sector is struggling to grow its share of the market.
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The 2011 Fukushima disaster in Japan has also dimmed interest in nuclear power.
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Horizon Nuclear Power said it could resume development at Anglesey in the future.
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Instead of solar panels, the Pluto orbiter would use a nuclear power source.
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Nuclear power has even proved its reliability in the face of devastating conditions.
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Gas turbines, nuclear power, solar energy and other renewables all played a part.
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Nuclear power must be regulated, but sometimes those regulations are not right-sized.
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Nuclear power, which once produced over 30% of Japan's electricity, fell to zero.
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These are the institutions bringing us both nuclear power and genetically modified agriculture.
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And Illinois is considering legislation to put nuclear power on par with renewables.
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Koreans living near the nuclear power plant in Gyeongju city also voiced anxiety.
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Mr Moon, who has promised to phase out nuclear power, accepted the verdict.
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France depends on nuclear power for about 21 percent of its electricity supply.
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Preliminary proposals to build nuclear power plants inland have also ignited intense opposition.
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NuGen plans to build a 3.8 gigawatt nuclear power station in northwest England.
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Take a look at how the floating nuclear power plant came to life.
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The Akademik Lomonosov nuclear power plant is designed deliver electricity to remote areas.
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Security specialists say nuclear power plants are becoming a top target for hackers.
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China has more civilian nuclear power stations under construction than any other country.
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China would not be the first country to employ floating nuclear power plants.
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It is the role of nuclear power in our energy and environmental policy.
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Our oil supplies are draining, and the debate over nuclear power is continuous.
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Maybe it's renewable energy, some nuclear power, some biomass, and some natural gas.
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But right now, nuclear power faces several massive roadblocks to such an expansion.
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For example, on nuclear power, which doesn't emit any greenhouse gases, Democratic Sen.
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Nuclear power is expensive to build and, because of safety concerns, socially fraught.
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To view a graphic on Nuclear power plants in the world , click: tmsnrt.
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Much of the previous research relates to industrial safety at nuclear power plants.
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Much has changed in the world of nuclear power plant design since then.
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The fuel in question is low-enriched uranium, used in nuclear power plants.
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Evacuation orders started small in an expanding radius surrounding the nuclear power station.
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He's been pushing for simultaneously growing the economy and becoming a nuclear power.
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Poland also signed an agreement with U.S. officials on civilian nuclear power cooperation.
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It is also working with Russia's Rosatom to build a nuclear power plant.
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Unlike other candidates, including Warren, he has backed the use of nuclear power.
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Cost overruns at nuclear power plant sites drove Westinghouse into bankruptcy, Reuters reports.
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Nuclear power plants produce about two-thirds of the country's zero-emissions electricity.
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Two Florida nuclear power plants are prepping for Irma, the Miami Herald reports.
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By comparison, nuclear power plants produce virtually no greenhouse gas emissions during operation.
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In a word, "strategic" characterizes China's and Russia's approaches to civilian nuclear power.
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The issue is that nuclear power in America is too strategic to fail.
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For a long time, nuclear power was enemy No. 1 for environmental activists.
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This is particularly urgent because of Pakistan's position as a leading nuclear power.
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Mr. Trump reportedly met with nuclear power developers as recently as Feb. 12.
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Does he want to change DOE's programs around nuclear power or fossil energy?
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So while for some, the ultimate lesson of Chernobyl may be that we should run screaming from nuclear power, there may be a more nuanced takeaway — that we should run screaming unless we can idiot- and freak-accident-proof nuclear power.
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Toshiba cannot afford to ignore the government because it needs its help with plans including the decommissioning of domestic nuclear power plants and as overseas nuclear power projects are currently in limbo after the bankruptcy of its U.S. nuclear unit.
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He asks how long the beleaguered nuclear-power industry can survive—hobbled as it is by the association with nuclear weapons ("the Achilles' heel of civil nuclear power"), a litany of disasters and the doomsday hyperbole of anti-nuclear activists.
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The government and Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power Company, the country's operator of nuclear power plants, urged residents not to take part in the referendum, which they called illegal because a state project was not subject to a county-level plebiscite.
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It's time to recognize that North Korea is a nuclear power—small and not fully tested but a nuclear power nonetheless—and that, as with other nuclear powers, the most effective ways to deal with it are through deterrence and diplomacy.
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He was owner and president of Energy Technology International, a company headquartered out of Ho's home in Delaware, and was employed as a senior adviser for China General Nuclear Power Company, a major nuclear power company owned by the Chinese government.
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A draft blueprint of the government's Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) said it now aimed to increase nuclear power output by just 1,359 megawatts (MW) by 2037, compared with a previous target of adding 9,600 MW of new nuclear power by 2030.
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"Nuclear-renewable systems could link emission-free nuclear power plants with variable renewables like solar or wind farms and could allow nuclear power to backstop intermittent generation," Brouillette said during the launch at the Clean Energy Ministerial (CEM) in Copenhagen.
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SAUDI NUCLEAR POWER PLANS Saudi Energy Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman said on Monday that the kingdom wants to enrich uranium for its nuclear power program, potentially complicating talks with Washington on an atomic pact and the role of U.S. companies.
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To the Editor: Re "Nuclear Power Can Save the World," by Joshua S. Goldstein, Staffan A. Qvist and Steven Pinker (Sunday Review, April 7): The writers' enthusiasm for carbon-free electricity is laudable, but the fixation on nuclear power is misguided.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan on Tuesday said nuclear power should either be free for all states or banned completely, and warned that the "inequality" between states who have nuclear power and who do not undermines global balances.
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Nuclear power plants are currently being built in every major continent in the world.
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One of the two electricity-generating turbines at the Calvert Cliffs Nuclear Power Plant.
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Sanders knows there are lots of reasons why nuclear power is a bad idea.
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Iran claimed it was intended to make low-enriched uranium for nuclear-power stations.
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KHNP, fully owned by KEPCO, runs all of the country's 24 nuclear power plants.
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South Korea had previously blamed the North for cyberattacks against its nuclear power operator.
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DE in the sector's biggest overhaul since a landmark move to exit nuclear power.
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The town stands as a stark reminder of the danger inherent in nuclear power.
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Russia's Rosatom, a state-owned nuclear-power firm, is selling its technology abroad vigorously.
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The 9-11 attackers had U.S. nuclear power plants on a preliminary target list.
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Such safety and security concerns have to be addressed as nuclear power expands internationally.
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The deal also affirmed the government's commitment to replace its old nuclear power stations.
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Critics say taxpayers shouldn't have to pay to keep the nuclear power industry afloat.
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That is about 1m times more than is generated by a nuclear power station.
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After decades of investment, it is wrong to leave nuclear power off the table.
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Russia has given Hungary a €10bn ($11.2bn) loan to expand a nuclear power plant.
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The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is the federal agency that oversees nuclear power plant safety.
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That said, tritiated water is often diluted and routinely released from nuclear power plants.
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And certainly, we have the right mindset when it comes to civil nuclear power.
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"But over this nuclear power project, we will show we are no rural pushover."
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Two nuclear power plants, both operated by FPL, are located on Florida's eastern coast.
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Warsaw and Washington signed a declaration on enhanced energy security cooperation, including nuclear power.
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Historically, environmental groups in the United States haven't been big fans of nuclear power.
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Some argue that money spent subsidizing nuclear power would be better spent on renewables.
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The announcement was the latest development to arise from Toshiba's problems with nuclear power.
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Hydropower output climbed 5.8 percent while nuclear power production increased 20.1 percent during August.
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A Toshiba spokesman said it was reviewing all its nuclear power business outside Japan.
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Before the March 2011 tsunami, nuclear power served about 30% of Japan's electricity requirements.
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He didn't explicitly say he supports nuclear power, though he has in the past.
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Now, America is butting heads in Syria with Russia, the other great nuclear power.
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Pennsylvania, the fifth most populous U.S. state, has five nuclear power plants, for example.
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The country of Hiroshima and Nagasaki does not want to become a nuclear power.
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After Brexit, it will become the last remaining nuclear power in the European Union.
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Saudi Arabia has said it wants nuclear power plants to diversify its energy supply.
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Instead, they target water systems, nuclear power plants, and the oil and gas sector.
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"If we can regulate nuclear power, why can't we regulate some code?" he added.
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With Exelon's announcement, nine nuclear power plants have announced planned closures in recent years.
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And nuclear power makes less sense in natural gas-rich, sun-drenched Saudi Arabia.
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It is, however, muted by the fact that Israel is already a nuclear power.
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Nuclear power reactor operators topped the ranking with a median annual salary of $94,350.
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Today, that is electricity generated from sources like coal, natural gas and nuclear power.
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Read more: 11 strange events that happened after the Chernobyl nuclear-power-plant accident
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Still, both New York and California expect to eventually phase out nuclear power entirely.
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This would notably help coal plants as well as nuclear power installations, for example.
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The regulatory guide will clarify design standards for light-water-reactor nuclear power plants.
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The U.S. can lead the world again in safe, clean, and reliable nuclear power.
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Czech nuclear power production covered roughly half of the country's electricity consumption last year.
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Turning North Korea into a nuclear power has defined Kim's five years in power.
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Yet attitudes to nuclear power may be less hostile than in many Western countries.
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The Russian hackers allegedly targeted Westinghouse, which officials noted supplies nuclear power to Ukraine.
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It is also considering building a nuclear power plant or developing offshore wind farms.
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"The development of nuclear power platforms is a burgeoning trend," Liu told the paper.
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HBO's "Chernobyl" series tells the story of the world's worst nuclear-power-plant accident.
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The companies argue that doing so would pose minimal burdens on nuclear power plants.
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That's "the level needed to fuel nuclear power plants," as the Washington Post explains.
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The idea of floating nuclear power won unexpected support after the 2011 Japanese tsunami.
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Nuclear power is carbon-free, and thus vital to the fight against climate change.
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Britain remains a nuclear power and a member of the United Nations Security Council.
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London (CNN Business)This is how you demolish a nuclear power plant German-style.
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Unfortunately for the president, containing a nuclear power requires more than just one meeting.
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North Korea has arrived as a nuclear power, and there is no going back.
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Should the U.S. be setting an example by not using nuclear power in space?
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Strangely enough, the reservoir itself was fed by water from a nuclear power plant.
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Germany was also preparing to build more nuclear power plants before the 2011 earthquake.
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The rule also affects people looking to access federal facilities and nuclear power plants.
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Germany intends to phase out nuclear power by 22; Austria banned it decades ago.
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He predicts genomic engineering, synthetic biology, growing meat without animals, nuclear power, satellite telephony.
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The Merkel government has decided to phase out both nuclear power and coal plants.
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It was proposed as a pumped-storage power plant, not a nuclear power plant.
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Examples of critical infrastructure include power grids, traffic signals, dams, or nuclear power plants.
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The resulting tsunamis caused a major meltdown at the nuclear power plant in Fukushima.
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HAPPENING LATER Shutdown procedures The Three Mile Island nuclear power plant officially closes today.
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In fact, the assessments show there needs to be rapid growth in nuclear power.
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The villages outside the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant in Japan are relatively quiet.
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That's roughly equal to the output of three nuclear power plants for an hour.
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"It would indirectly lead to promotion of nuclear power," a construction company manager wrote.
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"We should never recognize North Korea as a nuclear power," Mr. Ahn said recently.
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No new commercial nuclear power plant was licensed by the federal government until 2012.
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Even the Ecological Party, for example, supports plans to build a nuclear power plant.
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It also means supporting safely operating nuclear power plants that produce carbon-free electricity.
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But inexpensive and abundant natural gas could be used in place of nuclear power.
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Cheap natural gas is also having a dramatic effect on the nuclear power industry.
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It also says a majority of voters back the phasing out of nuclear power.
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But there is a problem: Japan does not use much nuclear power any more.
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Under these terms Tehran would still be able to run its nuclear power plants.
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Wilson also predicted investment in alternative energy sources, including nuclear power and solar power.
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By the numbers: Nuclear power provides more than half of America's carbon-free electricity.
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The industry responded aggressively, most notably by forming the Institute of Nuclear Power Operations.
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Saudi Arabia and Washington had begun talks about nuclear power development before Trump's presidency.
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Technologies that have "stalled" — nuclear power, carbon capture and sequestration, biofuels — must be kickstarted.
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The safety of nuclear power, which ultimately, there is nothing bigger and more important.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China National Nuclear Corp (CNNC), China's No. 2 nuclear power producer, will take over the country's top nuclear power plant builder to create a company worth almost $100 billion, the latest state-orchestrated marriage in the nation's vast power sector.
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Median annual wage: $80,440Projected job growth through 2026: - 10 percent No new nuclear power plants have open in the new millennium and, with existing ones becoming more efficient, the demand for nuclear power reactor operators will fall by 10 percent, the BLS predicts.
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UFC energy specialist Nicolas Mouchnino said that market data show that a fall in nuclear power output in Germany and Britain typically leads to an increase in wholesale market prices, but that in France nuclear power output typically falls as wholesale prices drop.
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If the Connecticut commissioner decides to go forward with the nuclear power purchases, the state can either require electric utilities to buy nuclear power for a period of three to ten years, or issue a solicitation for baseload zero-carbon resources, including nuclear.
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SEOUL, June 19 (Reuters) - South Korea's new President Moon Jae-in said on Monday the country will halt plans to build new nuclear power plants and will not extend the lifespan of existing plants, in a bid to phase out nuclear power.
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Reactions Nuclear Power TO THE EDITOR:Re "Amid a Graying Fleet of Nuclear Plants, a Hunt for Solutions," (March 22): The fading of enthusiasm for nuclear power in the United States is part of the pattern of our abysmal failure to address climate change.
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But the nuclear power industry has warned that an aggressive attempt to restrict access to imported uranium could increase the cost of operating America's nuclear power plants, many of which already struggle to compete with lower-priced natural gas and renewable energy.
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Westinghouse in 2014 signed an agreement with China's State Nuclear Power Technology Corporation (SNPTC) and Electricity Generation Company (EÜAŞ), the largest electric power company in Turkey, to build a four-unit nuclear power plant site in Turkey based on Westinghouse's AP1000 reactor technology.
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In Murmansk, Russia, the first floating nuclear power plant is under construction in the ocean.
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I should say I'm a responsible nuclear power and I will not use it irresponsibly.
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HBO wants to bring you down by reliving the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear power plant disaster.
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The paradox of American nuclear power is that the nation's overwhelming arsenal is almost unusable.
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One of his targets is a common model of radioactivity sensor at nuclear power facilities.
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You've just discovered that a prior terrestrial non-human species made use of nuclear power!
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Dam failure can lead to cascading failures of critical infrastructure such as nuclear power stations.
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The present government hopes nuclear power will supply 231-225% of its electricity by 22010.
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Unlike coal and nuclear power, wind and solar can't be turned turned on or off.
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Reporters don't bother writing stories about how nuclear power plants stood up well to hurricanes.
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The Chernobyl nuclear power plant is seen through the construction of a new protective shelter.
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Nuclear power provides 20% of America's electricity, more than half of the carbon-free kind.
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Powell confirmed his participation and said he would be focusing on advanced nuclear power technologies.
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Read more: Why America abandoned nuclear power (and what we can learn from South Korea)
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French nuclear power capacity was cut by as much as five gigawatts due to stoppages.
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In the book, you talk about environmental contamination from weapons manufacturing and from nuclear power.
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The reality is that outside of some high-profile disasters, nuclear power is extremely safe.
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A key mechanism in the process for making nuclear power is the control rod assembly.
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This malware somehow managed (either deliberately or accidentally) to infect a Russian nuclear power plant.
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They could pivot away from nuclear power and find a new way to lower emissions.
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The October revision came after the restart of EDF's Tricastin nuclear power plant was delayed.
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This brings into consideration other non-renewable but still clean-burning technologies like nuclear power.
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Essentially, experts said, it was stating that it had become a full-fledged nuclear power.
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The Socialists are also considering restarting some Russian projects, including the Belene nuclear power project.
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Because of climate change, nuclear power—which produces no greenhouse gases—is looking more attractive.
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Many renewable-energy advocates say it's preemptively biased to favor fossil fuels and nuclear power.
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The company has said that ban conflicts with a federal law regulating nuclear power generation.
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And other countries have recently sped up efforts to replace nuclear power with greener renewables.
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India, China, and a Utah startup are also currently investing in thorium-based nuclear power.
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Its move to end nuclear power has been welcomed by a majority of German voters.
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Nuclear: The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) is drafting new safety guidelines for nuclear power plants.
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Men favor nuclear power as a source of electricity by a 72% to 27% margin.
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India started down its path to becoming a nuclear power after its defeat by China.
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That group and others are also opposed to nuclear power, largely because of safety worries.
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The guidelines will help low-level nuclear power reactors meet the requirements for being decommissioned.
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I interviewed Cardin, Whitehouse, Merkley and Schatz yesterday, and asked them all about nuclear power.
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Nuclear power supply, France's main source of electricity, fell 1% to 111.7 terrawatt hour (TWh).
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The NRC on Monday revised the agency's guidelines for radioactive waste from nuclear power plants.
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That is despite a deal earlier this year to cut taxes on nuclear power generators.
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South Korea has previously blamed the North for cyber attacks against its nuclear power operator.
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While important, there are various other resources, including wind, solar, hydro, geothermal and nuclear power.
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That's a key benchmark in the country's attempt to become a full-fledged nuclear power.
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A strike on a nuclear power plant would unleash a wave of highly toxic radiation.
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In general, nuclear power plants are found in red states and blue collar communities, i.e.
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Public broadcaster NHK reported that nuclear power facilities in the region were operating as normal.
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FERC, in January, rejected that proposal to prop up struggling coal and nuclear power plants.
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Korsnick is also planning more public outreach to convince Americans that nuclear power is green.
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Russian state-run nuclear power company Rosatom launched it on its first voyage on Saturday.
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The cruise missile with its "nuclear-power energy unit" possesses advantages over conventionally-powered munitions.
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China, however, is not relying on foreign technology alone to develop its nuclear power sector.
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Nuclear power looked to be on the verge of a renaissance about a decade ago.
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What does it mean in terms of the Euratom Treaty in terms of nuclear power?
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The only course is to back up intermittent energy from renewables with clean nuclear power.
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More recently, Seoul said Pyongyang was likely behind the hack of a nuclear power plant.
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For 28503 years, nuclear power has posed a serious risk to people and our planet.
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The Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant accident is widely considered one of the worst nuclear disasters.
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Despite safety concerns, nuclear power is gaining support as a low-emissions source of electricity.
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Anti-nuclear power groups such as Greenpeace had urged the NRC to release the information.
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Iowa's sole nuclear power plant is on track to close in 2020, the Gazette reports.
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The accident, on April 26, 1986, was the worst nuclear power plant accident in history.
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One year later, we no longer fear the specter of Iran as another nuclear power.
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Proposals for new nuclear power stations have also been met by online denunciations and petitions.
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I think that nuclear power needs to become more accessible, particularly in the developing world.
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And the Beaver Valley Nuclear Power Plant in Pennsylvania caused a "freak storm" in 2013.
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The safety review was begun after the 2011 Fukushima nuclear power plant disaster in Japan.
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Ultimately, it takes new leadership and a renewed appreciation for the importance of nuclear power.
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Together, renewables and nuclear power now make up 12.8 percent of total global energy supply.
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In time, federal officials may figure out a way to rejuvenate the nuclear power industry.
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Of 68,000 tons mined annually, most goes to nuclear power utilities in some 30 countries.
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I was involved in the design, licensing, construction, operation and decommissioning of nuclear power plants.
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We should work towards reducing our reliance on nuclear power with investments in renewable energy.
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In 2013, outbreaks of jellyfish forced the shutdown of a nuclear power plant in Sweden.
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China has gone, the authors say, from "pygmy to emerging giant in civilian nuclear power".
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Some have expressed concern that using nuclear power in space could introduce new proliferation risks.
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Turkey's program, like Iran's, has been characterized as an effort to develop civilian nuclear power.
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In 2013, he celebrated the closure of his state's only nuclear power plant, Vermont Yankee.
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"That comes out [equivalent] to almost one new nuclear power plant per day," Garrett said.
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All nuclear power plants were shut after 2011 but several have since been re-opened.
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Mr Sanders and Ms Warren would also ban nuclear power, which produces no greenhouse gases.
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HONG KONG — An isolated, authoritarian state in Asia races closer to becoming a nuclear power.
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General Nuclear System, an industrial partnership between China General Nuclear Power Corp (CGN) IPO-CGNP.
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Carter championed the Shah's nuclear power aspirations, and reopened U.S. negotiations to assist the program.
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While a major issue, nuclear waste is not the sole concern about nuclear power sources.
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And, a malfunction triggered sirens at a North Carolina nuclear power plant on Jan. 19.
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There will be 98 nuclear power plants operating in the U.S. after Oyster Creek closes.
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FERC, in January, rejected that proposal to prop up struggling coal and nuclear power plants.
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California officials voted Thursday to approve the closing of the state's last nuclear power plant.
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Paralyzed, Israel would be helpless to prevent the Islamic Republic's emergence as a nuclear power.
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It was one of just two nuclear power plants under construction in the United States.
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She announced the end of nuclear power production after the Fukushima reactor disaster in Japan.
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Without growth in nuclear power, replacing fossil fuels with renewables simply decarbonizes the existing supply.
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That country decided to switch to renewables, mostly wind and solar, while eliminating nuclear power.
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These are civilian nuclear power plants, and Saudi Arabia claims it wants them for electricity.
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To control the rate of fission in a nuclear power plant, reactors use control rods.
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SHANGHAI, July 30 (Reuters) - China General Nuclear Power Corp (CGN) on Saturday said it respects the decision of the new British government to review a nuclear power project in which it would hold a major stake, according to a statement on the company's official microblog.
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China Nuclear Engineering & Construction (CNEC): State-owned CNEC is China's top builder of nuclear power plants and the only eligible installer of equipment in the nuclear island (NI), which is the core part of a nuclear power unit that generates steam from nuclear fission.
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"Given the long-term planning horizon for nuclear power plants, it is imperative that the planning work for the new nuclear power plants should commence now," Mantashe, who has headed a merged mining and energy ministry since May, said in a speech to parliament.
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They also voted to repeal legislation that would have halted all nuclear power production by 2025, driven in part by concern that without nuclear power, air pollution would worsen in southern Taiwan, which supplies the majority of electricity for Taipei and other northern cities.
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It follows her approval in September of a $24 billion nuclear power plant at Hinkley Point.
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It follows her approval in September of a $24 billion nuclear power plant at Hinkley Point.
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The plan for large investments in nuclear power generation is still progressing, despite some legal setbacks.
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Toshiba bet on nuclear power in 2006 when it bought nuclear powerhouse Westinghouse for $5.4 billion.
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In the past, it has sold products to banks, nuclear-power plants, and even the Vatican.
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As this unfortunate episode makes painfully clear, when nuclear power goes wrong, it really goes wrong.
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Arms control experts have also noted that, unlike Libya, the North is already a nuclear power.
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Erdogan also said plans for a Russian-built nuclear power plant in Turkey would be accelerated.
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Years of living next to a nuclear power plant have given high-schooler Dawn vagina dentata.
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On April 25, 1986, one of the reactors at the the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant malfunctioned.
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It's like nuclear power – it can blow up a city or it can power a city.
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These systems do everything from controlling nuclear power plants to monitoring electrical grids and oil fields.
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She also said shares of Exelon, a nuclear power company, could benefit from a Republican sweep.
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Because of climate change, nuclear power—which produces no greenhouse gases—is looking like more attractive.
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The safety of nuclear power, which is ultimately, there is nothing bigger and nothing more important.
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The trouble is with nuclear power, which still provides about 19 percent of the nation's electricity.
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Fracked natural gas and nuclear power are helping the U.S. reduce its own greenhouse gas emissions.
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That's 5003 times the annual radiation limit for workers at nuclear power plants, but not fatal.
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DAILY CHART ARCHIVE: Explore our interactive map and guide to the world's nuclear-power producers here.
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In much of the world, building a nuclear-power plant looks like a terrible business prospect.
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Nuclear power plants around the country are struggling to compete with power from cheap natural gas.
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Hope - End nuclear power by 2030 amid public safety worries after the 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster.
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Wind and solar are growing rapidly, but the scale is still far smaller than nuclear power.
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We use gasoline to fill up our cars, while nuclear power generates electricity for our homes.
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But it is clear that missing construction deadlines on nuclear-power plants can send costs skyrocketing.
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This confirms the New York Times' report on Friday of the nuclear power plant's impending shutdown.
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But, he said that the weak ruble was a positive for export industries like nuclear power.
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At around the same time, Brookfield's acquisition of Westinghouse Electric, a nuclear power company, was finalized.
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A general view of damage to No. 3 reactor building at Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant.
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Home to China's first domestically developed commercial reactor, Haiyan recently started calling itself "nuclear-power town".
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Nuclear power didn't go over well in the US, despite the oil shocks of the 1970s.
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There is currently more than 70,000 metric tons of waste stored at U.S. nuclear power plants.
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"North Korea has always wanted to be seen as a nuclear power like Pakistan," she said.
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BARTIROMO: Well let me move onto it other nuclear power, Russia and the potential for sanctions.
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Mr. Duskin continued his career as an activist, campaigning against nuclear power and promoting wind energy.
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And, of course, you'll want to be at least 50 miles from a nuclear power plant.
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The company has forecast its total French nuclear power output for the year at 395 TWh.
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When ancillary employment is included, nuclear power plants create tens of thousands of good-paying jobs.
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The Japanese government told us the nuclear power plant would be a good thing for us.
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They'll talk about how more efficient fossil fuels and nuclear power can help fight climate change.
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Germany decided to exit nuclear power by 2022 following the Fukushima disaster in Japan in 2011.
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Nuclear: The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) is moving forward with new guidelines for nuclear power plants.
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French prices are also expected supported by a fall in wind, solar and nuclear power availability.
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Kazakhstan, a former Soviet republic that borders China, has no nuclear power plants of its own.
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Nuclear power output at Ringhals 2 will be restored at the end of April, it said.
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A Chinese bid to finance Hinkley Point, a nuclear power station, has been put on hold.
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Indeed, countries can use nuclear power for creating energy or for medical advancements, among other things.
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Plenty of pages, however, were written by employees themselves, especially those working at nuclear power plants.
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THE list of candidates for the most beleaguered part of Europe's nuclear-power industry is long.
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Increasingly, scientists and conservationists in the United States are speaking out in defense of nuclear power.
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And that sober strategic policy should center on U.S. nuclear power, not the Green New Deal.
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Heartless, robotic, ever-calculating, willing to do anything to maximize profits at his nuclear power plant.
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"This...could provide supply security despite the coming exit from nuclear power (by 2022)," he said.
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China has aggressively moved to develop its manufacturing capability for wind turbines, photovoltaics, and nuclear power.
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But some Democrats and environmentalists opposed the bill due to their overall objections to nuclear power.
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Should coal and nuclear power plants get special treatment from the federal government for economic hardship?
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Part of that future lies with the continued development and expansion of the nuclear power industry.
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There are currently 85033 nuclear power plants operating in the country, though many have multiple reactors.
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The Democrat was one of the first women to attend the US Naval Nuclear Power School.
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Only coal and nuclear power, he argues, can provide a "reliable, resilient, secure electric power grid".
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Both sides lauded the bill — and the chance to expand nuclear power in the United States.
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Getting the U.S. nuclear power industry back on track has also become a priority for Perry.
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Thursday's edition of the Federal Register contains new rules for banks, railroads and nuclear power plants.
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Currently, there are 85033 nuclear power plants with 99 operating nuclear reactors in the United States.
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CEZ, which also produces nuclear power, has upgraded its other coal-fired plants but not Pocerady.
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Even though nuclear power can be dangerous, it is a reliable carbon-free electrical power source.
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Nuclear power and hydraulic fracturing are two energy innovations these two agencies helped bring to market.
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The two countries are also in talks about nuclear power and French utility EDF in Jan.
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Saudi Arabia, the world's top oil exporter, wants nuclear power to diversify its energy supply mix.
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The 1,800 megawatt Fessenheim nuclear power plant, France's oldest, is expected to be decommissioned by 2022.
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The court ruling on Wednesday added a new twist to the legal battles over nuclear power.
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PARIS — There are denunciations of "speciesism," of multinational corporations, capitalism, G.M.O.s, the police and nuclear power.
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Sixty-three percent of the non-carbon-emitting power produced in this nation is nuclear power.
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When discussing alternative sources of power, consideration should be given to pollution-free nuclear power generation.
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Much of this older work focuses on Murakami's ongoing examination of the dangers of nuclear power.
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The disastrous detritus nuclear power plant may find a second life supporting clean, safe, renewable power.
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Once there is no more uranium in the world there will be no more nuclear power.
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"This will make energy from the nuclear power plant less competitive on our markets," he added.
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Toshiba wants fresh funds to focus its resources on its pillar businesses - semiconductors and nuclear power.
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He also supports innovation in nuclear power, currently the top U.S. source of carbon-free power.
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The accord, which reversed the program that had made Iran a threshold nuclear power, is working.
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They included a nuclear power plant, the Garden of Eden and the lost city of Atlantis.
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And Sanders has ruled out increasing reliance on natural gas and nuclear power to curb emissions.
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I do, but there's one customer installation where I'm never alone — in a nuclear power plant.
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Daisuke Hirose, a Tepco spokesman, inside the Unit 230 reactor at the Fukushima nuclear power plant.
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As environment minister, Koizumi could be in an awkward spot given Abe's commitment to nuclear power.
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China's largest nuclear power operator, CGN Power, set the price of its upcoming listing in Shenzhen.
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Some candidates favor a compromise plan: no nuclear expansion, but no end to nuclear power either.
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As environment minister, Koizumi could be in an awkward spot given Abe's commitment to nuclear power.
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As far back as 1984, Trump has talked about the threat and promise of nuclear power.
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Some environmental groups that have long been hostile to nuclear power are now having second thoughts.
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Japan, after losing nuclear power facilities in the Fukushima disaster, had to adjust its targets downward.
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To the Editor: Senators Lamar Alexander and Sheldon Whitehouse make an excellent case for nuclear power.
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The development marks a major step in the isolated nation's push to become a nuclear power.
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The plan also seeks to cut nuclear power output by 10 to 65 TWh by 2023.
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It has for decades opposed nuclear power, which triggers huge disagreements about cleanliness, safety, and renewability.
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For now, South Africa is the only country on the continent operating a nuclear power plant.
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If force could ever have been justified, it was before North Korea became a nuclear power.
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He also emphasized how much the bill does for nuclear power, a top priority for Alexander.
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Trump is formally seeking a review of energy policies to help the nuclear power industry prosper.
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Unlike natural gas, coal and nuclear power are not dependent on just-in-time fuel delivery.
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Mr. Shiga, who has been chairman since June, is in charge of Toshiba's nuclear power division.
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Warren said she'd keep existing nuclear plants open for now but wouldn't build new nuclear power.
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Grids then tap natural gas, nuclear power, coal and other resources to meet their remaining needs.
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Still, despite these safeguards, nuclear power facilities may still be vulnerable to attack on multiple fronts.
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Some experts are convinced that nuclear power is the solution; others are convinced that's too dangerous.
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Wednesday's edition of the Federal Register contains new rules for prepaid cards and nuclear power plants.
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The town, with 9,500 residents, relies on nuclear power for a third of its annual revenue.
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The reality is that nuclear power is the safest form of energy humanity has ever used.
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The reason to keep nuclear power plants open is that they are generating carbon-free electricity.
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That's 15 times the annual radiation limit for workers at nuclear power plants, but not fatal.
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The ruling Liberal Democratic Party wants Japan to return to nuclear power in order to lower electricity costs, with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe hoping for nuclear power to make up 22 percent of Japan's energy mix by 2030, versus more than a quarter before the 2011 tragedy.
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China National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC) and China General Nuclear Power Corporation (CGN) have agreed to "promote the organic fusion of the offshore oil industry and the nuclear power industry", CNOOC, parent of CNOOC Ltd, said on its microblog on Friday, without disclosing any more details.
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It is understood to want to probe a deal with China General Nuclear Power, a Chinese state behemoth, which had offered to stump up one-third of the price tag in exchange for permission to build a nuclear-power station of its own at Bradwell, in Essex.
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Beyond the economic benefits, nuclear power is a dual issue as it serves not only as the single most energy-dense low-carbon resource on earth, it also has national security implications that will be magnified if civilian nuclear power is eliminated from the U.S. industrial complex.
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FirstEnergy Solutions, the FirstEnergy unit responsible for competitive generation, said it plans to close the Davis-Besse Nuclear Power Station in Oak Harbor, Ohio, in 85033; the Beaver Valley Power Station in Shippingport, Pa., in 2021; and the Perry Nuclear Power Plant in Perry, Ohio, in 2021.
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ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates — The independent nuclear regulator for the United Arab Emirates on Monday issued the operating license for Unit 22009 of the country's Barakah Nuclear Power Plant, giving the go-ahead on operations for the first nuclear power plant in the Arab world.
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