Nuclear Energy
Nuclear Energy
Costain wins construction deal for 10 nuclear decommissioning sites in UK
Costain Nuclear Process has secured a contract from Magnox to undertake construction, infrastructure and maintenance work across 10 nuclear decommissioning sites in the UK. Under the deal, worth £2.7m, Costain will renovate the upper...
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SGS to provide seismic qualification of nuclear power plant transformers to Latech
SGS has signed an agreement with Latech to provide seismic qualification of nuclear power plant transformers to be installed in a Korean power plant. SGS said it began conducting earthquake testing in 2010 on...
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AREVA, Kobe JV deliver casks to store spent fuels of Fukushima nuclear plant
TransNuclear has delivered the first three of the 11 metallic casks to Japan-based electric utilities company Tokyo Electric Power (TEPCO) for the dry storage of spent fuels of Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant. The joint...
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ENEC files for construction license for Barakah Units 3 and 4 in UAE
UAE’s Emirates Nuclear Energy Corporation (ENEC) has applied for the construction license application (CLA) for Barakah Units 3 and 4 in Abu Dhabi. ENEC has filed for the CLA for Units 3 & 4...
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NPCIL inspects proposed nuclear power plant site in Bihar, India
Nuclear Power Corporation of India (NPCIL), a government-owned power utility, has scrutinized a proposed nuclear power plant site at Rajouli in the Indian city of Nawada. The Bihar state has assured to provide land...
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DecomWorld: Over 450Industry Leaders Already Confirmed to Attend theDecommissioning & Abandonment Summit in Houston
With just over 2 weeks until The Decommissioning & Abandonment Summit 2013 (March 19-21, Houston TX), DecomWorldhave today announced that over 450 senior leaders from across the offshore decommissioning sector are already confirmed to attend. ...
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NRC to discuss fire protection violation at Oconee nuclear plant with Duke Energy
Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) has announced that its staff will meet with officials from US-based Duke Energy Carolinas to discuss its ‘apparent violation’ of a license condition on fire protection. The regulators will discuss...
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