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NRC Says Foreign Ownership Could Preclude Licensing of New South Texas Project Reactors
Nuclear Street News Team
The staff of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission has determined that foreign ownership could keep Nuclear Innovation North America from pursuing a license for new reactors at the South Texas Project. "On reviewing your application and all other relevant material, including the changes to Part 1 included...
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Thu, May 2 2013
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Westinghouse Preliminary Favorite for New Czech Nuclear Plant Construction
Nuclear Street News Team
Westinghouse has emerged as the early favorite to build two new reactors in the Czech Republic, although Rosatom remains in the running as Czech utility CEZ continues to study their bids. On Monday, Westinghouse announced that a preliminary ranking placed its proposal to build two AP1000 reactors at...
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Tue, Mar 26 2013
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Finland's Fennovoima Picks Toshiba ABWR for New Plant But May Solicit Bids for Smaller Reactor Instead
Nuclear Street News Team
Fennovoima announced Monday that it has begun negotiations with Toshiba to build a 1600 megawatt ABWR at its Hanhikivi site, but the company will also consider building a smaller reactor instead. After a year of negotiating with Areva and Toshiba over the construction of a new reactor in northern Finland...
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Tue, Feb 26 2013
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Westinghouse to Lay Off 5 Percent of Its Workforce
Nuclear Street News Team
In a video circulated among employees Tuesday, Westinghouse CEO Daniel Roderick announced the company will cut jobs amounting to roughly five percent of its global workforce. Westinghouse had hired about 5,000 people over the last five years as dozens of new nuclear plants were proposed in the U.S. and...
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Thu, Feb 14 2013
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Westinghouse Partners with Burns & McDonnell to Develop Small Modular Reactor
Nuclear Street News Team
As it endeavors to be the first firm in the U.S. to license a small modular reactor, Westinghouse on Monday announced a partnership with Kansas City, Mo.-based engineering firm Burns & McDonnell to support its development. “There is no question that nuclear power has to be a bigger player if...
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Wed, Feb 6 2013
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Toshiba Negotiating Partial Sale of Westinghouse
Nuclear Street News Team
The head of Toshiba recently said the company is in talks to sell a stake as big as 16 percent in Pennsylvania-based pressurized water reactor maker Westinghouse. Toshiba President Norio Sasaki told Dow Jones Thursday that two unnamed companies, along with Chicago Bridge and Iron, have expressed interest...
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Fri, Dec 28 2012
Blog Post:
India, Japan Resume Nuclear Power Talks
Nuclear Street News Team
Leaders from India and Japan have made overtures that they will resume collaboration on civilian nuclear technology. Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda discussed the issue at the East Asia Summit in Cambodia last week, the Times of India reported. Japan and...
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Mon, Nov 26 2012
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Westinghouse Cuts 177 Positions Citing Post-Fukushima Regulatory Uncertainty, Economy
Nuclear Street News Team
The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review reported Friday that Westinghouse laid off 25 workers and offered early retirement to another 152. Compared to its workforce of 14,000, the job cuts at the Toshiba subsidiary are small, but they nonetheless reflect the challenges facing the nuclear industry. Specifically...
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Mon, May 21 2012
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China's State Nuclear Power Technology Looks To Bid On Horizon Project
Nuclear Street News
State Nuclear Power Technology Corp - a nuclear company backed by the Chinese government - is in talks to invest $10 billion in the abandoned Horizon nuclear power project in Britain. Horizon, previously a joint venture between German companies E.ON and RWE, planned to build up to three nuclear reactors...
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Mon, Apr 30 2012
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Robinson Nuclear Plant Hires Westinghouse to Conduct Underwater Laser Beam Welding – First of Its Kind in U.S.
Nuclear Street News Team
Progress Energy’s Robinson nuclear plant has hired Westinghouse to work on reactor vessel nozzles using an automated, underwater laser technology that’s never been used before at a U.S. plant. In a release Tuesday, Westinghouse said it will conduct the work on dissimilar metal welds on the...
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Wed, Apr 18 2012
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NRC Approval of New Reactors for V.C. Summer Nuclear Plant Expected Friday
Nuclear Street News Team
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has scheduled a vote Friday widely expected to approve licenses for two new reactors at South Carolina’s Virgil C. Summer nuclear plant. Scana subsidiary South Carolina Electric & Gas applied for a combined license to build two Westinghouse AP1000 reactors...
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Tue, Mar 27 2012
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Westinghouse Reorganizes AP1000 Business Segment
Nuclear Street News Team
Westinghouse announced it will reorganize the business segment responsible for its third-generation AP1000 reactor. In a release Monday, the Toshiba subsidiary said it would split the part of the company responsible for new nuclear power plants into two organizations – one focused on project delivery...
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Tue, Mar 27 2012
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Westinghouse to Seek Newly Available DOE Small Modular Reactor Research Funding
Nuclear Street News Team
The Department of Energy announced the availability of $452 million in federal funding for small modular reactor research Thursday, and Westinghouse was quick to jump on the chance to further development of its SMR design. The Toshiba subsidiary announced the same day that it would apply for money from...
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Fri, Mar 23 2012
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Westinghouse to Use Newton Labs’ Laser Scanners for Reactor Inspections
Nuclear Street News Team
After successful tests at two U.S. nuclear plants, Westinghouse has entered into an agreement with Newton Labs to use its laser scanning technology. The companies announced this week that Westinghouse will use the scanners for underwater, non-contact, in-vessel dimensioning and surveys worldwide. The...
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Thu, Mar 22 2012
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S.C. Westinghouse Plant Completes Fuel Fabrication for New Chinese AP1000 Reactor
Nuclear Street News Team
A South Carolina plant has completed fuel assemblies for the world’s first nuclear plant using Westinghouse’s AP1000 reactor design. On Monday, Toshiba subsidiary Westinghouse announced the Columbia Fuel Fabrication Facility completed 157 fuel assemblies for Sanmen 1 in China’s Zhejiang...
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Tue, Mar 20 2012
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AP1000 Nuclear Plant Construction Still On Schedule in China
Nuclear Street News
Despite delays brought on by regulatory changes in the wake of Japan’s Fukushima Daiichi crisis, Chinese authorities say they still expect to complete the world’s first Westinghouse AP1000 reactor next year. On Saturday, State Nuclear Power Technology Corporation board chairman Wang Binghua...
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Tue, Jan 17 2012
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Westinghouse CEO Announces Retirement
Nuclear Street News
After 37 years in the nuclear industry, Westinghouse president and CEO Aris Candris announced Monday that he will retire at the end of March. He first joined Westinghouse in 1975 as a senior engineer and has since led the company’s nuclear services and nuclear fuel business units before taking...
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Wed, Jan 11 2012
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AP1000 Reactor Wins Majority NRC Commission Support
Peter Barnes
Westinghouse's modified AP1000 reactor design seems poised for regulatory approval after the third of five Nuclear Regulatory Commission members voiced his support for approval Wednesday. Commissioner William Magwood IV said he voted to approve the modified design. His vote forms a majority, along...
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Thu, Dec 15 2011
Blog Post:
Global Nuclear Fuel Fined for Near-Critical Amount of Uranium in Air Filters
Nuclear Street News Team
Enough uranium accumulated in air filters at a North Carolina nuclear fuel plant earlier this year to pose a risk of criticality, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission has determined. While no one was harmed, regulators announced a $17,500 penalty for the incident Tuesday, a fine Global Nuclear Fuel-Americas...
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Wed, Nov 16 2011
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NRC Approves Amended ABWR Design for New Nuclear Plants
Nuclear Street News Team
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission formally approved GE-Hitachi’s amended Advanced Boiling Water Reactor design Monday, making it the first Generation III reactor to meet the agency’s new standards for aircraft impact resistance. Developed by the now-merged nuclear divisions of General Electric...
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Wed, Nov 2 2011
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USEC Provides Update on American Centrifuge Project
Nuclear Street News Team
USEC Inc. announced yesterday that discussions are ongoing between the Company, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) and Congress regarding the American Centrifuge project. The American Centrifuge project seeks to deploy an innovative technology developed by DOE and improved by USEC in recent years...
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Tue, Nov 1 2011
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New Build: Regulators Schedule Hearings for Proposed Reactors at V.C. Summer and South Texas Project Nuclear Plants
Nuclear Street News Team
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has scheduled a mandatory hearing on the combined licenses for two proposed reactors at the V.C. Summer nuclear plant – one of the final steps in the regulatory process. On Oct. 12 and Oct. 13, NRC commissioners will evaluate the adequacy of the project’s...
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Wed, Oct 5 2011
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Vietnam Still Considering Nuclear Build With Japan’s Help
Nuclear Street News Team
Making good on a promise by the Japanese government earlier this month that the country will continue to promote its nuclear technology abroad, Japan Atomic Energy Co. announced it will help Vietnam study possible reactor construction. On Wednesday, the company said it will conduct a study of the feasibility...
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Thu, Sep 29 2011
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NRC Safety Committee Signs Off On AP1000 Reactor Design Changes
Nuclear Street News Team
The Westinghouse AP1000 reactor design has passed one of the final steps toward regulatory approval, the company announced Monday. The Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards has agreed with NRC staff that changes to the reactor’s design allow it to operate...
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Tue, Sep 27 2011
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Swiss Nuclear Plant Awards Westinghouse $35 Million Contract
Nuclear Street News Team
After winning a contract two years ago to deliver replacement reactor vessel heads to a Swiss nuclear plant, Westinghouse on Wednesday announced a second contract to perform their installation. Valued at $35 million, according to a Westinghouse release, the work will take place on both 730 megawatt...
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Thu, Sep 22 2011
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