Nuclear Energy
Nuclear Energy
Exelon Corp. nuclear plant unit 2 offline for maintenance
Exelon Corp has removed Unit 2 of Limerick Nuclear Generating Station from service for a planned maintenance program in the US. The Limerick Nuclear Generating Station located about 21 miles northwest of Philadelphia, has two units...
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International Atomic Energy Agency starts nuclear power reactor inspection
The International Atomic Energy Agency has begun a two-week inspection of South Korea's second nuclear power reactor, Wolseong's No. 1 reactor. The inspection was started in response to increased anxiety over nuclear safety following the Fukushima...
Nuclear Energy
ETN awards $84m nuclear services contract to Ã…F
Electrobrás Termonuclear Electronuclear (ETN) has awarded a contract worth SEK 600m ($84.1m) to ÅF for the ANGRA 3 Nuclear Power Station in Brazil. The ANGRA 3 Nuclear Power Station is located at the Central Nuclear Almirante...
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Nuclear Regulatory Commission extends nuclear power plant license
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) has renewed the operating license of the Columbia Generating Station located in Washington, US by an additional 20 years following safety reviews. The Columbia Generating Station located about 12 miles northwest...
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NuScale submits proposal to DOE for small modular nuclear reactors
NuScale Power has submitted its proposal to participate in a US Department of Energy (DOE) program to accelerate the deployment of small modular reactors. Using light water reactor technology, the NuScale reactor is cooled by natural...
Nuclear Energy
Unit 2 at Limerick nuclear station in US offline: Exelon
Exelon Nuclear has removed unit 2 from service at Limerick Generating Station removed for a scheduled maintenance outage in northwest of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US. The company will replace two steam relief valves, essential components of the...
Nuclear Energy
B&W secures $130m contract for nuclear reactor components
Babcock & Wilcox Nuclear Operations Group (B&W NOG), a subsidiary of the Babcock & Wilcox Company (B&W), has secured a $130m contract for naval nuclear reactor components in the US. Under the contract, B&W NOG will...
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