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World Nuclear Association Symposium – London, 14-16 September 2016
Over 600 leaders and specialists in nuclear energy from over 35 countries converge on London in September for the annual World Nuclear Association Symposium…CONTINUE
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The World Nuclear Association launched “World Nuclear Performance Report 2016″
Today, World Nuclear Association launches its report providing key metrics on nuclear power plant performance and reviewing recent developments in the global nuclear industry.
Key findings include:
More nuclear reactors are under construction and more reactors came on line last year than at any time in the last 25 years.
Nuclear reactor performance has improved steadily over the last 35 years. Importantly,...
Parte “Nuclear Footprints”, la nuova advocacy campaign della World Nuclear Association
La World Nuclear Association (WNA) ha lanciato ieri la sua nuova advocay campaign, dal titolo “Nuclear Footprints“.
Attraverso grafiche animate e video, pubblicati sul sito della campagna nel corso di tutto il 2016, sarà possibile conoscere meglio le tecnologie nucleari come grande opportunità per il futuro dell’energia e non solo.
La WNA invita tutti a visitare il sito e a...
A large area of one of the UK’s legacy nuclear sites will become available for redevelopment
The UK Office for Nuclear Regulation (ONR) has approved the removal from the licence of an equivalent to about 12% of the Winfrith nuclear research and development site, which operated from the 1950s to the 1990s.
This means the land can be redeveloped, and although there are no immediate plans it is anticipated that some of the newly delicensed area may be used for the development of a local...
VIDEO/ “Fukushima and Chernobyl: Myth versus Reality”
Il video realizzato dalla World Nuclear Association
a un anno dall’incidente di Fukushima
