Germans’ Debate on Nuclear vs. Renewable Energy Continues Amid Station Shutdown

More and more countries are working to adopt greener energy sources and reduce their greenhouse gas emissions. Turning to solar and wind energy to meet demand will not only reduce the use of coal but also help countries meet the targets set in the 2015 Paris Agreement. The Paris Agreement establishes an international framework to … Continue reading “Germans’ Debate on Nuclear vs. Renewable Energy Continues Amid Station Shutdown”

Three US Firms Win Contracts to Supply Uranium Strategic Reserve

The U.S. Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) has awarded a trio of companies with contracts to supply the country with domestically produced uranium oxide. The aim is to boost local uranium production to such a degree that the United States is not reliant on overseas suppliers for critical imports such as uranium. … Continue reading “Three US Firms Win Contracts to Supply Uranium Strategic Reserve”

Nuclear Industry Revives as Interest Grows, But New Mining Projects Aren’t Materializing

Dozens of countries worldwide have pledged to transition away from dirty fuels such as coal and oil as part of global efforts to arrest climate change and global warming. Although solar, wind and geothermal energy are already poised to play a significant role in the green energy transition, nuclear energy hasn’t received as much attention. … Continue reading “Nuclear Industry Revives as Interest Grows, But New Mining Projects Aren’t Materializing”

Kazatomprom Plans to Increase Uranium Quota on Trans-Caspian Route

National Atomic Company Kazatomprom, the largest producer and seller of natural uranium globally based in Kazakhstan, is planning to increase its quota limit on the trans-Caspian route. The company has used the Trans-Caspian International Transport Route since 2018 as an alternative to the route that passes through St. Petersburg. The primary reason for this was … Continue reading “Kazatomprom Plans to Increase Uranium Quota on Trans-Caspian Route”

Russia’s Dominance of Nuclear Industry Is Impacting America’s Nuclear Plans

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has sparked an energy crisis so serious that nations in Europe have had to switch to nuclear energy in order to meet demand. For instance, Germany announced recently that it planned to keep its three remaining nuclear power plants running until April 2023. The country had planned to close down the … Continue reading “Russia’s Dominance of Nuclear Industry Is Impacting America’s Nuclear Plans”

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