Kazakhstan's nuclear power can go far beyond electricity alone
Lead energy engineer at KAES LLP Madi Azbergenov spoke about the wide range of applications of nuclear reactors.
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At Paks NPP power was reduced again — this time unrelated to the Danube
After a summer of problems caused by low water levels in the country's main river, Hungary's nuclear plant has hit a new failure.
Japan's oldest reactor shut down for the second time in four months
A reactor whose restart once required a special life-extension permit beyond its standard term has shut down again — this time just five days after returning to service.
Dismantling of Ignalina NPP costs more than planned — what the EU Court of Auditors says
Dismantling Soviet-designed graphite reactors proved far harder than Brussels expected a quarter-century ago.
Global nuclear power must triple capacity by 2050
The World Nuclear Association has released its flagship industry report of the year — and its findings are both encouraging and sobering.
Kazakhstan signed a contract for the construction of its first nuclear power plant.
The project, discussed and prepared for years, has moved into its practical phase.
Hungary to double funding for Paks-2 NPP even after cooling crisis
Just weeks after the Danube halted the Paks nuclear plant for the first time in 44 years, Hungary nearly doubled funding for two new units there.