Tag: Nuclear Power
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NTPC Nuclear Power Push: Rosatom & EDF Sign PWR NDAs
India’s Largest Utility Takes a Global Leap into Nuclear Power NTPC, the country’s largest power generator, has embarked on a high-stakes collaboration strategy by signing non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) with Russia’s Rosatom and France’s EDF. These preliminary agreements set the stage to explore joint development of large Pressurised Water Reactor (PWR) projects in India, potentially reshaping…
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Nuclear power play: NTPC teams with Rosatom and EDF for large PWR projects
India’s nuclear ambitions rise with international partnerships NTPC, India’s largest electricity generator, has taken a decisive step toward expanding its nuclear capacity by entering into non-disclosure agreements with Russia’s Rosatom and France’s EDF. These early-stage agreements open the door to collaboration on large Pressurized Water Reactor (PWR) projects, signaling a strategic push to diversify India’s…
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Japan moves to restart the world’s largest nuclear plant after Fukushima shadow
Overview: A watershed moment for Japan’s energy strategy Japan is poised to take a decisive step toward restoring nuclear power to its energy mix, 15 years after the devastating 2011 Fukushima disaster. On Monday, the Niigata region faces a crucial vote on resuming operations at the world’s largest nuclear power plant, a towering symbol of…
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Japan set to restart world’s largest nuclear plant after Fukushima
Introduction: A watershed moment for Japan’s energy landscape Japan is poised to restart what is widely considered the world’s largest nuclear power plant, a move that marks a dramatic shift in the country’s long-running energy strategy. After the devastating 2011 Fukushima disaster and a decade of cautious policy, the Niigata prefectural vote on December 22,…
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Critical Mass: Malaysia’s Nuclear Reboot and the Energy Tightrope
Why Malaysia Is Reconsidering Nuclear Power Malaysia has long relied on a mix of natural gas, coal, hydro, and renewables to power its economy. In recent years, however, surging demand from data centers, manufacturing, and transport corridors has strained the grid. As the country eyes a future shaped by digital growth and regional energy competition,…
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Critical Mass: Navigating Malaysia’s Nuclear Reboot and its Energy Future
Why Malaysia is Reopening the Nuclear Door Malaysia’s energy landscape is at a crossroads. After years of relying on a mix of natural gas, coal, and renewables, policy makers are re-evaluating nuclear power as a stable, large-scale option to support demand-heavy sectors—most notably data centres and digital infrastructure. The push comes from the need to…
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Trump’s Nuclear Push Sparks Debate: Timing, Costs, and Safety Concerns
Overview: A Bold Push for Nuclear Reactors When President Trump touted a rapid expansion of the United States’ nuclear reactor fleet, he signaled a bold, potentially transformative shift in national energy policy. The administration framed the move as a way to secure low-carbon power, create jobs, and strengthen energy independence. Yet the plan also drew…
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Trump’s Nuclear Push Sparks Debate: Balancing Innovation with Caution
Introduction: A bold push into nuclear power President Trump’s emphasis on accelerating the construction of new nuclear reactors has drawn a mix of applause and anxiety from energy experts, policymakers, and residents near potential sites. Proponents say an aggressive push could boost domestic energy security, create jobs, and strengthen America’s competitive edge in low‑carbon power.…
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Trump’s Nuclear Push Sparks Debate Over Safety and Jobs
New Momentum in American Nuclear Ambitions President Trump has signaled a renewed federal push to accelerate the construction of new nuclear reactors in the United States. At a recent meeting in the Oval Office, the president was flanked by executives from the country’s nuclear power industry, emphasizing a narrative that sees nuclear energy as a…
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NIMBY Clashes Over Nuclear Siting in the Philippines: A Safety Reckoning
Introduction: A nation on edge about nuclear siting The Philippines has been jolted by repeated earthquakes in a short span, shaking public confidence in the idea of hosting nuclear power facilities. With a new nuclear safety regulation law fast-tracked through the Senate and signed into law, critics argue that process and prudence did not keep…