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Blog Post:
Teams compete for NGNP design
Anonymous
The USA has asked for more reactor design work from two technology teams led by General Atomics and Westinghouse. One of the designs could be picked for construction as the Next Generation Nuclear Plant (NGNP).
on
Tue, Mar 9 2010
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Americans wary of nuclear waste, safety issues
Anonymous
Almost half of Americans are in favour of new nuclear power plants being built in the USA, but the majority said they are concerned about radioactive waste management, plant safety and nuclear material falling into the wrong hands, a new public opinion poll shows.
on
Thu, Mar 4 2010
Blog Post:
End of the line for Yucca Mountain
Anonymous
The withdrawal of its licence application yesterday marked the official end of the Yucca Mountain repository project.
on
Thu, Mar 4 2010
Blog Post:
Post-Yucca nuclear waste strategy group
Anonymous
America will develop a new strategy for long-term waste management under a 'Blue Ribbon' commission. Used nuclear fuel recycling will be one of the options on the table for the group.
on
Mon, Feb 1 2010
Blog Post:
Supercomputers study reactor core behaviour
Anonymous
A new computer algorithm that enables scientists to view nuclear fission in much finer detail has been developed by researchers at the US Department of Energy's Argonne National Laboratory. The code could be used in the development of new reactor designs.
on
Wed, Jan 27 2010
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New loan guarantee manager
Anonymous
Jonathan Silver has been appointed executive director of the US Department of Energy's (DoE's) loan guarantee program in a move meant to speed up deployment of the support. He will report to energy secretary Stephen Chu, who has a "commitment to strengthen and streamline the DoE's operations...
on
Wed, Nov 11 2009
Blog Post:
New technical director for American Centrifuge
Anonymous
USEC has appointed a new project technical director for its beleaguered American Centrifuge program. Gerald Prudom, who will coordinate all technical aspects of the project to build a centrifuge uranium enrichment plant based on US-developed technology, has already been with the project since 2005, prior...
on
Tue, Nov 3 2009
Blog Post:
Opening access to nuclear R&D documents
Anonymous
The US Department of Energy (DoE) has made available through the Internet thousands of documents and publications related to nuclear research. In collaboration with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), the DoE's Office of Scientific and Technical Information (OSTI) has made more than 180...
on
Thu, Oct 29 2009
Blog Post:
Second chance for USEC
Anonymous
The US Department of Energy has agreed to postpone by some six months a final review of USEC's loan guarantee application for the American Centrifuge Plant. The additional time will allow USEC to address the concerns that caused the DoE to deny the application only last week.
on
Wed, Aug 5 2009
Blog Post:
Fatal blow to GNEP?
Anonymous
The US Department of Energy is cancelling the wide-ranging environmental analysis of the Global Nuclear Energy Partnership (GNEP) project. Its decision follows a change in government policy on commercial reprocessing.
on
Mon, Jun 29 2009
Blog Post:
UK energy department in Harry Potter movie
Anonymous
Employees of the UK government's Department of Energy and Climate Change should beware enchantments if they decide to visit the department's London office this weekend: it is being used for filming a scene in the next Harry Potter film, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows . Staff have been warned...
on
Fri, Jun 26 2009
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Contract to downblend weapons-grade uranium
Anonymous
Some 12 tonnes of 'surplus' US highly-enriched uranium is to be downblended and stored under a $209 million contract from the US Department of Energy's National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA).
on
Wed, Jun 24 2009
Blog Post:
Support for US nuclear universities
Anonymous
The USA is to invest in a range of university nuclear programs in a new round of spending. Almost $9 million will go to 29 universities and 86 scholars to support the "important zero-carbon energy source."
on
Wed, Jun 17 2009
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Nuclear R&D gets US federal funding
Anonymous
"Cutting edge" nuclear research projects at US universities have been selected to receive Department of Energy funding, US energy secretary Steven Chu has announced.
on
Thu, May 7 2009
Blog Post:
Proliferating janitor pleads guilty
Anonymous
[Associated Press, 26 January] Roy Lynn Oakley, 67, who worked on contract as a janitor at the US Department of Energy's shut-down K-25 atomic weapons uranium enrichment plant in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, has pleaded guilty to trying to sell stolen parts from the plant. Oakley smuggled six pieces of...
on
Fri, Jan 30 2009
Blog Post:
Do something with DU, says US watchdog
Anonymous
The US Department of Energy has not done enough to find uses for the depleted uranium left over from uranium enrichment and should do more to avoid having to treat the entire inventory as waste, according to the department's own internal watchdog.
on
Thu, Jan 15 2009
Blog Post:
US considers options for its uranium stocks
Anonymous
The US Department of Energy has a plan to release a large part of its uranium holdings to the market. Stocks of Russian origin are earmarked for the first cores of new US reactors.
on
Thu, Dec 18 2008
Blog Post:
Used fuel contract signed for new US plant
Anonymous
Duke Energy has signed a contract with the US Department of Energy (DOE) for the disposal of used fuel from its proposed William States Lee III nuclear power station. Under the terms of the contract, the DOE will accept and permanently dispose of all the station's fuel, for which Duke will pay a...
on
Tue, Nov 11 2008
Blog Post:
Contract awarded to manage Yucca Mountain project
Anonymous
The US Department of Energy has awarded a five-year contract worth up to $2.5 billion to USA Repository Services LLC to manage and operate the used nuclear fuel repository at Yucca Mountain, Nevada.
on
Mon, Nov 3 2008
Blog Post:
US energy policy may include thorium
Anonymous
[NEI Overview, 13 October] Thorium is set to feature in the US Atomic Energy Act with an amending bill now before Congress. The Thorium Energy Independence and Security Act of 2008 proposes establishing "an office for the regulation of thorium fuel cycle nuclear power generation" in both the...
on
Fri, Oct 17 2008
Blog Post:
Ministers assigned at new UK energy department
Anonymous
The new UK government Department of Energy and Climate Change has announced how its work is to be divided. Overall strategy comes from cabinet minister Ed Miliband, with Mike O'Brien taking the central task of "delivering a low carbon economy and ensuring secure and affordable energy supply"...
on
Tue, Oct 14 2008
Blog Post:
DoE takes stock of nuclear loan guarantees
Anonymous
The US Department of Energy has 14 nuclear power projects to consider in its loan guarantee program. Their combined value of $188 billion is ten times what the DoE has allocated.
on
Fri, Oct 3 2008
Blog Post:
A plan to license NGNP
Anonymous
The Next Generation Nuclear Plant (NGNP) project took another step forward on 15 August when the US Department of Energy and Nuclear Regulatory Commission submitted a joint licensing plan for the advanced reactor.
on
Mon, Aug 18 2008
Blog Post:
US solicits bids for loan guarantees on nuclear construction
Anonymous
The US Department of Energy has invited applications for a total of up to $30.5 billion in federal loan guarantees for renewable energy, nuclear and front-end nuclear power facility projects.
on
Thu, Jul 10 2008
Blog Post:
DoE consults industry on NGNP
Anonymous
The US Department of Energy has appealed to industry on "how best to achieve the goals and meet the requirements" of its Next Generation Nuclear Plant project. It wants to finalize the conceptual design and operational parameters of the future reactor.
on
Fri, Apr 18 2008
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