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In focus with Sir Bernard Ingham
STOP PRESS: THE EMPEROR HAS NO CLOTHES
The time has come to take stock. Energy policy is in a total mess. Not a single one of its five pillars remains intact with the withdrawal of the German companies, RWE and EoN, from the nuclear element.
Russia expects to build 12 nuclear reactor units in other countries by 2020, Atomenergoprom deputy director Vladislav Korogodin told a forum in Ukraine.
The UK's Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA) has reached an agreement with Electricite de France (EDF) for the joint marketing of land at its Wylfa, Bradwell and Oldbury sites.
24 Sept (NucNet): Electricite de France (EDF) confirmed today that it
has made an offer for British Energy, saying the bid has the support of
the British Energy board and represents an "exciting opportunity".
24 Sept (NucNet): The UK government has given further details of
today's announcement by Electricite de France (EDF) that it has made an
offer to acquire British Energy (BE).
23 Sept (NucNet): The use of the International Atomic Energy Agency's
(IAEA) "systematic, integrated and tailored review services" and
compliance with IAEA safety standards should be a prerequisite at every
stage of a state's nuclear power development, the agency's
director-general Mohamed ElBaradei told the board of governors
yesterday.
23 Sept (NucNet): A team assembled by the International Atomic Energy
Agency (IAEA) has completed a two-week review of Germany's nuclear
regulatory system, identifying good practices within the system and
giving advice on some areas for further improvement.
18 Sept (NucNet): The UK nuclear industry has welcomed what it called
"a strong statement" from secretary of state for business, enterprise
and regulatory reform John Hutton in which the minister said new
nuclear development is "indispensable" to the UK.
19 Sept (NucNet): Brazil's nuclear energy company Eletronuclear has
submitted a national energy plan to the government that includes
proposals to build four 1,000-megawatt nuclear units and to complete
Angra-3.
19 Sept (NucNet): The production forecast for 2008 from the combined
operations of Canada's McArthur River and Key Lake uranium mines has
been revised downwards, Cameco Corporation said today.
