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South Korea Proposes Building 4 Turkey Nuclear Reactors

According to the Yonhap News Agency, the Korea Electric Power Corporation (Kepco) revealed recently that it has approached the Turkish government to propose the building of four reactors with a total power output of 5.6 GW. The declaration followed a...

In Favour of Nuclear, South Korea Lowers Renewables Target

In the most recent reorganisation of the power mix, the South Korean administration led by President Yoon Suk-yeol will advocate for more nuclear energy and slow down renewables to provide a reliable electricity supply and reduce CO2 emissions by...

Nuclear Power Plant Growth Is What Sweden Wants To Permit

Ulf Kristersson, the prime minister of Sweden, has outlined ideas for new laws that would enable the country to construct more nuclear power plants. Six nuclear power plants in the country, which collectively generate around 40% of its electricity, are...

Japan To Restart 7 Dormant Plants As Part Of Nuclear Revival

To fulfill its energy needs, Japan aims to restart seven idle nuclear plants this year and to begin construction on a new fleet of cutting-edge reactors.The decision was made in response to increased energy prices and a push to...

New Breeder Reactor May Yield More Than Electricity In China

Pushing away Changbiao Island could appear insignificant and small from the shores of China's Fujian province. It is not at all. The China National Nuclear Corp. is constructing two fast-neutron nuclear breeder reactors there; the first one is expected...

A Significant Advancement In Fusion Energy On The Cards

According to reports, American researchers have completed the first nuclear fusion experiment to provide a net increase in energy. News sources from December 11 indicated that the Department of Energy (DOE) would probably reveal the discovery on December 13. Since the scientific...

US Grants Romania $3bn To Strengthen Its Nuclear Capacity

The Export-Import Bank of the United States has expressed interest in contributing $3.05 billion to help finance American participation in the construction of two additional reactors at Cernavoda, Romania's sole nuclear power plant. On November 9th, at the COP27 summit...

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