Advanced inspection technologies securing nuclear plant safety
The green energy industry is developing advanced inspection technologies to keep workers safe. Learning about the tools strengthening…
Australia’s Energy Paradox: LNG Imports Loom for a Major Exporter – News and Statistics
Mar 11, 2025 Australia, one of the world’s most prominent exporters of liquefied natural gas (LNG), is reportedly…
Can Trump reach a nuclear deal with Tehran? | Nuclear Weapons
Iran’s top leader says he refuses to negotiate under pressure. United States President Donald Trump wants a deal…
‘Bully’: Iran’s Khamenei rejects Trump demands for nuclear talks | Nuclear Energy News
The United States is not seeking negotiations with Iran but rather imposing demands on it, the country’s Supreme…
NANO Nuclear Energy Appoints Leading Advanced Nuclear
Former Head of Engineering at Ultra Safe Nuclear Corp. brings firsthand knowledge of recently acquired advanced reactor technologies…
Utah Senate powers nuclear energy plan forward
SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — The Utah Senate powered a state foray into nuclear energy forward on Wednesday…
Italy Overturns 40-Year Nuclear Ban
Last week, the Italian government adopted a law to overturn a 40-year ban on nuclear energy in a…
Putin says he will facilitate negotiations between Trump, Iran: Report
RUSSIAN PRESIDENT VLADIMIR PUTIN HAS REPORTEDLY AGREED TO HELP FACILITATE TALKS BETWEEN PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP AND IRAN OVER…
Texas doesn’t want the nation’s nuclear waste. Supreme Court weighs in
SCOTUS upholds pause on paying foreign aid contractors The Supreme Court intervened for the first time as judges…
Japan Aims for 20 Percent Nuclear Power by 2040
Around 14 years after the Fukushima disaster, Japan is preparing to increase its nuclear power capacity once again,…
New energy secretary denies climate change a ‘crisis’ during Oak Ridge visit
Secretary of the Department of Energy Chris Wright, second from left, visited Oak Ridge, Tennessee, on Feb. 28,…
Coal to nuclear? Western Slope advocates say it could be ‘a plug and play’ | News
Family picnics in the 1940s and 1950s in western Colorado might have resulted in more than ants marching…