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Nuclear Power - Page 3

January 29, 2025
Business

China Surpasses U.S. in Nuclear Fusion Race, Breaks Record Again

Chinese researchers have once again set a new milestone in nuclear fusion technology, sustaining a fusion reaction at 100 million degrees Celsius for an impressive 1,066 seconds. This achievement, accomplished by the

India

India’s Challenges on the Energy Front Formidable

It is generally said that energy consumption levels are an indication of industrial, economic, and social conditions in society. This is true, as the use of energy is essential for industrial, agricultural, services, transport, power, and other sectors, the growth

September 1, 2024

Uranium Prices Soar to Record Highs as AI Data Centres Tighten Market

Business

The price of uranium, a critical fuel for nuclear reactors, has surged to unprecedented levels as demand from artificial intelligence (AI) data centres and

China Becomes Global Leader in Nuclear Power Capacity, New Report Shows

Defence/Diplomacy

China has officially become the world’s largest nuclear power nation in terms of overall scale, according to the China Nuclear Energy Development Report 2025,

Nuclear Power’s Comeback: What the World Can Learn from China’s Cost Strategy

July 29, 2025
China/World

As the world races toward net-zero emissions, nuclear power is back in the spotlight. Over 30 countries — including the United States, China, and France — have pledged to triple global nuclear

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Sri Lanka Makes Significant Progress in Nuclear Power Infrastructure— IAEA

July 26, 2025
Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka is advancing steadily in building the infrastructure needed for its nuclear power programme, according to a recent review mission conducted by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). The follow-up Integrated

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Governments Must Curb AI’s Power Spikes to Protect Grid Stability, Warns Hitachi Energy

July 4, 2025
Business

The head of Hitachi Energy, the world’s largest transformer manufacturer, has warned that governments must urgently regulate the electricity consumption of artificial intelligence data centres to prevent grid instability and blackouts. In

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Denmark Considers Ending 40-Year Nuclear Ban Amid Energy Security Concerns

May 15, 2025
World

Denmark is weighing the possibility of lifting its four-decade-long ban on nuclear energy, as the country explores options to strengthen its electricity grid and guard against future blackouts, the Financial Times reports.

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China Becomes Global Leader in Nuclear Power Capacity, New Report Shows

April 28, 2025
Defence/Diplomacy

China has officially become the world’s largest nuclear power nation in terms of overall scale, according to the China Nuclear Energy Development Report 2025, released Sunday by the China Nuclear Energy Association

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Texas Chemical Plant Could Be First in U.S. to Run on Onsite Nuclear Power

April 10, 2025
United States/World

In a move that could reshape how industrial operations are powered, Dow Chemical and nuclear tech company X-energy have taken a major step toward bringing advanced nuclear reactors to an active chemical

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China Advances in Seawater Uranium Extraction Amid Rising Nuclear Demand

April 2, 2025
Business

As China continues to expand its nuclear power capabilities, the nation faces an increasing demand for uranium. In 2024, China imported approximately 13,000 tonnes of natural uranium, while domestic production remained at

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US Pushes World Bank to Fund Nuclear Energy

March 10, 2025
Business

The U.S. is renewing pressure on the World Bank to lift its longstanding ban on financing nuclear power projects, aiming to bolster Western competitiveness against China and Russia in global atomic energy

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US Companies Face Record $40 Billion in ‘Nuclear Verdicts’ as Legal Awards Soar

March 3, 2025
Defence/News

US companies faced more than $40 billion in damages from lawsuits last year, with the average jury award against corporate defendants skyrocketing to a record $65.7 million, up from $41.7 million in

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Nuclear Power’s Rising Role in the Global South’s Energy Future

February 11, 2025
Defence/Diplomacy

The role of nuclear power in the world’s energy mix has long been a topic of intense debate among experts, politicians and business leaders. In the mid-20th century, it was seen as

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