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1000s of nuclear bombs? Russia exits US nuke pact to reclaim 34 tons of plutonium

Russia Exits US Nuclear Pact to Reclaim 34 Tons of Plutonium Russia has officially pulled out of an important agreement with the United States regarding how to handle excess nuclear materials. This move has raised concerns globally about the proliferation of nuclear weapons and the potential consequences for international security. The agreement in question, known […]

US boiling-water nuclear reactors to run on next-gen fuel, boosting power output 

US Boiling-Water Nuclear Reactors to Run on Next-Gen Fuel, Boosting Power Output Global Nuclear Fuel (GNF), a GE Vernova-led alliance with Hitachi, has announced the launch of a groundbreaking innovation that is set to revolutionize the nuclear energy sector in the United States. This strategic collaboration aims to implement next-generation fuel technology in boiling-water nuclear […]

US breakthrough settles decades-old debate on graphite’s role in nuclear reactors

US Breakthrough Settles Decades-Old Debate on Graphite’s Role in Nuclear Reactors Researchers at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) have definitively answered a long-standing question: the tiny particles of graphite present in nuclear reactors can indeed play a crucial role in enhancing safety and efficiency. This breakthrough settles a debate that has spanned decades and has […]

Russia: World’s first closed fuel nuclear system will recycle 95% of spent fuel 

Russia to Develop World’s First Closed Fuel Cycle Nuclear Power System, Recycling 95% of Spent Fuel Russia is going to develop the world’s first closed fuel cycle nuclear power system, according to a recent announcement by Rosatom, the country’s state atomic energy corporation. This innovative technology aims to recycle up to 95% of spent nuclear […]

The FIRE is lit: US to advance nuclear reactor design to tackle heat, improve fuel

The FIRE is lit: US to advance nuclear reactor design to tackle heat, improve fuel The US Department of Energy has initiated four new collaborations to address key challenges in advancing nuclear reactor designs. These collaborations aim to tackle the pressing issues of heat management and fuel enhancement, marking a significant step forward in the […]

Retiring coal plants set for nuclear revival as China bets on meltdown-proof reactors

Retiring Coal Plants Set for Nuclear Revival as China Bets on Meltdown-Proof Reactors China is exploring plans to convert retiring coal-fired plants into nuclear power stations. The move marks a significant shift towards sustainable energy practices and signifies the country’s commitment to reducing carbon emissions. By repurposing these aging coal plants, China aims to revitalize […]

US-UK firms sign multiple nuclear deals ahead of Donald Trump’s Britain visit

US-UK Firms Sign Multiple Nuclear Deals Ahead of Donald Trump’s Britain Visit Several companies from the United States and the United Kingdom have signed major deals to enhance nuclear cooperation between the two countries. As the world watches with anticipation, these agreements mark a significant step towards bolstering the nuclear energy sector and strengthening diplomatic […]

World’s largest fusion reactor to install spectrometer to track high-energy neutrons

World’s Largest Fusion Reactor to Install Spectrometer to Track High-Energy Neutrons Scientists have almost completed the development of the High Resolution Neutron Spectrometer (HRNS). The system represents a significant leap forward in the field of nuclear fusion research. Recently, it has been announced that this cutting-edge technology will be installed in the world’s largest fusion […]

Six 270,000-lb modules that can help power fusion reactions at ITER developed in US

Six 270,000-lb Modules Developed in the US to Power Fusion Reactions at ITER A San Diego-based firm has successfully completed the development of the Central Solenoid Modules that will play a crucial role in powering fusion reactions at the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor (ITER). These six massive modules, each weighing a staggering 270,000 pounds, represent […]

US widens nuclear fuel production, advanced reactor development with new allocation

US DOE Boosts Nuclear Fuel Production and Advanced Reactor Development with New Allocation The Department of Energy (DOE) in the United States has taken a significant step to strengthen the country’s nuclear capabilities by widening its nuclear fuel production and advancing reactor development. This move comes at a crucial time when the global demand for […]

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