16 October 2017 | Newsfeed
Newsfeed Of all the international regulatory challenges created by the U.K.’s impending departure from the European Union, the atomic-energy industry may best encapsulate the decision’s bottom-line effect: more bureaucracy and costs for a country that has long fought...
12 October 2017 | Newsfeed
Newsfeed Europe’s nuclear trade body has said it sees no reason why the UK cannot quickly sign a nuclear deal with the EU after Brexit which mirrors agreements the bloc already holds with the US and Japan....
28 September 2017 | Newsfeed
Newsfeed South Korea’s economic growth is thanks in part to nuclear energy, and the innovative use of radiation techniques will support sustainable development, said the country’s ambassador to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Lee Jin-gyu....
20 September 2017 | Newsfeed
Newsfeed Innovation in the nuclear sector is vital to fulfil its potential in combatting climate change, agreed panellists at a side event held on the margins of the IAEA General Conference today. The side event identified the linkage between the future of nuclear...
18 September 2017 | Newsfeed
Newsfeed As part of preparations for its exit from the European Union, the UK is establishing a domestic nuclear safeguards regime to ensure that it “continues to maintain its position as a responsible nuclear state and that withdrawal from Euratom will not...
18 September 2017 | Newsfeed
Newsfeed Some 200,000 job-years of employment are created by each 1000 MWe of nuclear capacity constructed, according to a new study by the OECD Nuclear Energy Agency (NEA) and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). Source: World-Nuclear-News.org Read full...
