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Poland to purchase 6 US nuclear reactors for $18 billion
The US Department of Energy announced that Poland is about to purchase 6 US nuclear reactors at a cost of not less than 18 billion dollars. The deal is part
Nuclear on the moon!
During a video conference between NASA and the US Department of Energy, on the background of signing a memorandum of understanding between the 2 sides, President of NASA, James Braidenstein,
Kazakhstan reduces the production of uranium
Kazakhstan National Atomic Energy Industry Corporation, from January to June 2020, produced 10,434 tons of uranium ore, down 3.4% year-on-year. Among them, the Kazakhstan Atomic Energy Company’s share of uranium
New Russian technology increases the efficiency of solar energy
Scientists of St. Petersburg University of Electrical Technologies have devised a technology to produce a material for photovoltaics, which raises the efficiency of solar batteries. A source in the press
Adani is the largest owner of solar power plants
In the latest classification of global solar energy companies, the “Mercom Capital” group awarded the “Adani” group the classification as the first owner of solar energy generation assets in the
Hitachi quits Britain’s Wylfa nuclear project
The Japanese company “Hitachi” announced on September 16th that it has decided to withdraw from the “Wylfa” nuclear power project in Wales, which had been planned for a long time,
Qatar invests in the Spanish energy sector
The Iberdola Innovation Center, which specializes in developing infrastructure projects for the smart digital network, for which the Qatar Investment Authority is a major contributor, is preparing to launch a
COVID-19 turns the tide of uranium supply & demand
International uranium prices have risen more than 30 per cent so far this year, making it a “rare” goods in commodity markets. Some analysts believe that this year the global
Hitachi not selling to China
Japan’s Hitachi has made it clear that it has no plans to sell a British nuclear power project to China. The company statement came after the British Sunday Times published