Nuclear Energy
Asia
Taipingling Nuclear Power Plant Unit 2 Completes Hot Test
At Unit 2 of the Taipingling nuclear power plant in China’s Guangdong province, engineers have finished a critical round of testing designed to simulate the heat and pressure the reactor will face during normal operations. This is the second...
Europe
Nuclear Power Station Sizewell C Gets $51B Approved by UK
On Tuesday, the UK government made the final investment decision to construct the $51 billion Sizewell C nuclear power station. This will help Britain generate more low-carbon energy.
The government and French energy firm EDF were able to make the...
Africa
Nuclear Power Investment Gains Momentum Across Africa
International investors and development partners are once again interested in nuclear power investment and infrastructure throughout Africa. They see it as a way to improve energy security, boost industrial growth, and make the environment more resilient.
Nuclear power, especially Small...
News & Press Releases
Sizewell C Nuclear Reactor Receives £14 Billion Approval
In advance of the Spending Review, the government has committed £14.2 billion to the construction of the new Sizewell C nuclear facility on the Suffolk coast.
According to the Treasury, Sizewell C nuclear reactor will generate enough energy to power...
Nuclear Energy
Hybrid Fusion-Fission Nuclear Plant – World First from China
China has recently gone on to avail its groundbreaking ambition in order to construct the first plant in the world, which is called Xinghuo, which means spark in Mandarin. This kind of innovation marks a prominent leap within the realm...
America
Efforts by the US to Secure Clean Energy Supply Chains
The modern energy system depends on a range of energy resources as well as technologies. These energy resources have in them fuels in order to generate electricity and heat along with non-ferrous minerals like those that are required in...
Articles
Eight Energy Trends 2025: Redefining Global Energy Landscape
The Eight Energy Trends Defining 2025
The year 2025 is significant in the history of the global energy sector. The energy business is witnessing dramatic upheavals as environmental concerns, technological innovation, and altering geopolitical environments become more widespread. These changes...
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