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More exciting developmentsfor upcomingSMR conference
 Generation mPower announced as Gold Sponsor along with confirmation on attendance from Exelon, EDF, OPG and more for this year’s groundbreaking event. We are proud to confirm that Generation mPower will be this year’s...
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Over 200 industry-leading attendees confirmed, giving you insight into the issues that matter in the post-SMR funding era.
The SMR conference,held at the Ritz-Carlton, Charlotte, NC on 31st March – 1st April, is gathering momentum as further guests and delegates are confirmed from the forefront of SMR expertise. The conference will give you a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to...
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Expert opinion on advantages of SMRs in reply to report by I.E.E.R.
A critique of the I.E.E.R report, looking at the studies conducted on the viability and benefits of SMR design and utilization.A recent report released by the Institute for Energy and Environmental Research (I.E.E.R) attempted to undermine popular opinion of...
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Toshiba to acquire majority stake in NuGeneration
Toshiba has signed an agreement to acquire a 60% stake in the NuGeneration Limited's (NuGen) Moorside project in West Cumbria, UK. NuGeneration is a nuclear joint venture between GDF Suez and Iberdrola. As part of the...
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VF, HI-Q win radiation monitoring system contract for Columbia Generating Station
The team of VF, a.s. (VF) and HI-Q Environmental Products Company, Inc. (HI-Q) has been awarded the contract to design and manufacture the replacement plant vent stack radiation monitoring system for the Columbia Generating Station near Richland, WA, USA....
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D&Z secures maintenance and modifications contract from STPNOC
Day & Zimmermann (D&Z) has secured a five-year maintenance and modifications contract with Texas-based STP Nuclear Operating Company (STPNOC). STPNOC operates the South Texas Project Electric Generating Station (STPEGS), which supplies more than 7.5% of...
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TEPCO to remove fuel rods from Fukushima plant’s reactor 4
Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) will remove used fuel rods from the crippled reactor 4 of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant in Japan. Representing one of the three Fukushima reactors that were damaged in...
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