Which countries use the most nuclear power?
Nuclear energy is a lot of things: reliable, controversial, fraught with economic and engineering challenges. And — in the aftermath of
Nuclear energy is a lot of things: reliable, controversial, fraught with economic and engineering challenges. And — in the aftermath of
Nuclear power has a funny effect on people, especially when something in the industry goes awry. Guardian columnist George Monbiot
Here’s a clear, straightforward — and, we’re guessing, heavily caffeine-fueled — explanation of what went wrong at the Fukushima nuclear
Building more nuclear power plants is too slow and costly a way to cut carbon emissions and fight climate change,
Global power systems firm Rolls-Royce and EDF Energy plan to work together with the goal of building four new nuclear
A 2007 cooling water leak at the Sizewell A nuclear power plant could have led to a dangerous radioactive leak
RWE npower is inviting people to have a say on proposals for a new nuclear power station at Wylfa on
EDF Group and Centrica plc announced today that they have reached a definitive agreement whereby Centrica will invest in EDF’
EDF Energy plans to host a supply chain event on “New Nuclear Opportunities” in London on 30 June. The event
The consortium made up of energy firms GDF SUEZ, Iberdrola and Scottish and Southern Energy SE have committed to a
British Energy, now part of EDF Energy, announced today that it’s completed its nuclear programme to bring back online
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