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Energy minister praises decommissioning progress at Sellafield on first visit to site
Energy Minister Andrea Leadsom visited Sellafield to see the world-leading innovation being used to clean up the site. The minister was shown the newly arrived Silo Emptying Plant (SEP) machine which will be used to scoop...
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Chula Vista, California, selects Black & Veatch to evaluate smart city plans
Transforming critical infrastructure puts city on the path toward more responsive, resilient systems The city of Chula Vista, California today announced that it has hired engineering and construction company Black & Veatch to develop the cityโs...
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Bechtel Provides Engineering Insights into the Future of Cities
Industry-Leading Experts to Speak at Major Washington, D.C. Conference on Smart Cities.Bechtel, one of the worldโs leading engineering, procurement and construction companies, announced today that four of its leading authorities on smart and resilient city infrastructure will share their...
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Fluor, CNNC sign MOU for nuclear, renewable opportunities
Fluor Corp.'s (NYSE: FLR) Executive Vice President of Business Development and Strategy, Dave Dunning, and China National Nuclear Corp.โs (CNNC) President, Qian Zhimin, signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to cooperate on nuclear and renewable energy opportunities in...
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Global nuclear power generation capacity to increase by 60% by 2040, says IEA report
The global nuclear power generation capacity is going to increase by 60% through to 2040, according to the World Energy Outlook report by International Energy Agency (IEA). As well as Korea and Russia, developing...
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Russia to set-up eight nuclear power units in Iran
Russia has signed protocol to the intergovernmental agreement for the preparation of a nuclear power plant and another interagency memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Iran for increased cooperation regarding peaceful use of atomic energy. ...
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Japan’s Sendai nuclear plant gets all-clear to restart despite volcanic eruption concerns
The municipal assembly of the Japanese town Satsumasendai has approved the plan for restarting the Sendai nuclear plant. This marks a step towards reviving the nuclear industry, which has been lying idle since the Fakushima disaster in 2011. The...
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