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Siting guidelines for Italy
Anonymous
The new guidelines for the localization of nuclear power plants in Italy were issued while the country's energy leaders attended a Paris meeting on nuclear power.
on
Wed, Mar 10 2010
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No choice between poverty and the environment
Anonymous
French President Nicolas Sarkozy has said the world must not choose between poverty and protecting the environment. With nuclear energy, he said, we can change our economies towards new forms of power generation.
on
Mon, Mar 8 2010
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Areva granted uranium mining rights in Jordan
Anonymous
France's Areva has been granted exclusive rights to mine for uranium in the central region of Jordan under an agreement signed with the Jordan Atomic Energy Commission.
on
Mon, Feb 22 2010
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Areva into solar now
Anonymous
France's nuclear company Areva is to launch a solar power business on the basis of the acquisition of US-based Ausra, a specialist in concentrated solar power. The move "reflects Areva's strategic objective to be the world leader in concentrated solar power and will further strengthen and...
on
Tue, Feb 9 2010
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Fusion projects building for the future
Anonymous
Work is set to begin on the first building to be constructed at the Iter platform in France after a contract for the Coil Winding Facility was signed. Meanwhile, vital materials test facilities in Japan are progressing.
on
Tue, Jan 19 2010
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Nuclear agreement for Kuwait and France
Anonymous
Kuwait and France have signed an agreement on nuclear cooperation amid suggestions that the Gulf state is interested in buying a stake in Areva.
on
Fri, Jan 15 2010
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French-German asset swap completed
Anonymous
Following approval by the relevant antitrust authorities, Electricité de France (EdF) and German utilities EOn and Energie Baden-Weurttemburg (EnBW) have completed the swap of assets and rights representing more than 1200 MWe in generating capacity, including 800 MWe of nuclear generation. The deal ...
on
Wed, Jan 6 2010
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France puts into future nuclear
Anonymous
Next-generation nuclear is to receive a billion-euro boost thanks to a French investment program. Meanwhile the country's main nuclear research body has been re-branded.
on
Tue, Dec 15 2009
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Storm shudown at Cruas
Anonymous
One reactor at France's Cruas nuclear power plant was forced to shut down this morning when rainstorm debris affected cooling water intakes.
on
Wed, Dec 2 2009
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EdF to help Polish utility go nuclear
Anonymous
Poland's largest power utility, Polska Grupa Energetyczna, has signed a memorandum of understanding with Electricité de France which could see the two companies cooperating in the construction of the country's first nuclear power plant.
on
Wed, Nov 18 2009
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Protesters take chilly Baltic cruise
Anonymous
Six Greenpeace activists yesterday boarded the Happy Ranger , a cargo ship transporting steam generators from France to the Areva EPR under construction at the Olkiluoto nuclear power plant in Finland.
on
Tue, Nov 17 2009
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France, Poland agree to nuclear cooperation
Anonymous
France and Poland have signed a joint declaration on energy, environment and climate that calls for France to assist Poland in the construction of nuclear power plants. It will also provide assistance in training and R&D.
on
Fri, Nov 6 2009
Blog Post:
Contract for Ignalina waste repository
Anonymous
A consortium led by France's Areva has been awarded a contract to design a near-surface repository for low- and intermediate-level waste at Lithuania's Ignalina nuclear power plant. The facility will be modelled on a French repository.
on
Mon, Nov 2 2009
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New nuclear for Sellafield
Anonymous
New reactors look likely near Sellafield after a large potential site for a power plant was purchased by Iberdrola, GdF-Suez and Scottish & Southern. Up to 3.6 GWe of nuclear capacity is planned.
on
Wed, Oct 28 2009
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Step up in cooperation
Anonymous
International nuclear inspectors are now at Qom, the newly disclosed uranium enrichment site in Iran. The departure of the inspectors from Vienna was confirmed by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) on 24 October, as was a positive reaction to plans to meet Iran's needs for research reactor...
on
Mon, Oct 26 2009
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Plutonium cleanup suspended after mix-up
Anonymous
France's nuclear regulator has suspended decommissioning operations and castigated a plant operator after discovering that plutonium inventory was much higher than thought.
on
Thu, Oct 15 2009
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Euro utilities eye £2.3 billion BE stake
Anonymous
The potential sale of a 20% stake in UK nuclear power plant operator British Energy by Electricité de France has attracted interest from a variety of European utilities.
on
Thu, Oct 15 2009
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France returns metallic reprocessing waste
Anonymous
Shipments of compacted metallic waste resulting from the reprocessing of used nuclear fuel have been sent by rail from France back to Switzerland and the Netherlands for final disposal.
on
Wed, Oct 14 2009
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One-stop fuel shop coming for Asia
Anonymous
A joint venture is to be created to manufacture nuclear fuel from Kazakh uranium using French technology and sell it to the Asian market as an integrated product.
on
Tue, Oct 6 2009
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Nuclear needed in Belgium
Anonymous
Politically motivated shutdowns of nuclear power plants look set to be put off for at least ten years, after an official report said the country could not manage without nuclear.
on
Fri, Oct 2 2009
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Everyone a winner in Franco-German asset swap
Anonymous
An extensive swap of generation assets and electricity drawing rights between Electricité de France (EdF) and German companies EOn and ENBW, including rights to 800 MW of nuclear generation, is being hailed as a triumph for European competition.
on
Thu, Oct 1 2009
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UK authority clears Centrica-EdF deal
Anonymous
Plans by gas and electricity supplier Centrica to acquire a minority stake in nuclear utility British Energy from Electricité de France (EdF) have been approved by the UK's consumer and competition authority, the Office of Fair Trading.
on
Mon, Aug 10 2009
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EOn seeks controlling stake in French EPR
Anonymous
[Reuters, 7 July] Germany's EOn would like a majority stake in France's third new reactor. The company said that this would help open up the French power market, which is dominated by Electricité de France (EdF). EOn CEO Wulf Bernotat said, "A cooperation usually goes well if both partners...
on
Wed, Jul 8 2009
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French regulator: 900 MWe reactors OK for 40 years
Anonymous
No generic problems have been found that would affect the ability of France's 900 MWe reactors to enjoy a 40-year operating life, the country's nuclear regulator has told plant operator Electricité de France (EdF).
on
Tue, Jul 7 2009
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Areva to raise cash
Anonymous
The supervisory board of France's national nuclear company Areva has finalized steps to be taken to finance the group's long-term development plan. These include selling a stake of about 15% and the possible sale of its power grid operations.
on
Wed, Jul 1 2009
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