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EDF starts selling to reduce debt
French utility EDF, which is slated to lead Britain's nuclear renaissance, might sell part of a British energy company to reduce its massive debt.
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India, Mongolia sign uranium agreement
India signed a civil nuclear energy agreement with uranium-rich Mongolia on Monday.
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German campaign focusing on nuclear
Energy is one of the few divisive issues in what has so far been a rather cozy German election campaign.
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Arab states race for nuclear power
Amid the gathering storm over Iran's controversial nuclear ambitions, the race is on among Arab states to build nuclear power plants of their own, opening up immense trade opportunities for the industrialized world as well as the specter of proliferation.
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French nuclear group Areva profits hit by charge
French nuclear giant Areva said on Monday its first half net profit plunged 79 percent as it took a charge of 550 million euros (787 million dollars) on a reactor being built in Finland.
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Another Major Setback For A Nuclear Renaissance
The so-called "nuclear renaissance" is finding few friends among state lawmakers in the United States.
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Russia halts reactor after leak at nuclear plant
Russia on Friday shut down a reactor at its nuclear power plant near the second city of Saint Petersburg after a pump burst, a spokesman for the plant told AFP.
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Coming Back To Nuclear Energy
For nearly 30 years, the inbox for new license applications at the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) collected nothing but dust.
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China nuclear sites delayed: companies
Work on two powerful new nuclear reactors in China was delayed by wet weather, the French companies building them said on Thursday, as campaigners claimed the project was likely to fall through.
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Putin seeks to secure Bulgaria energy ties
Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin sought to secure energy ties with Bulgaria on Thursday, as the smaller nation looks for other gas providers and casts doubt on a Russian nuclear plant project.
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German nuke waste storage site ‘dead’
Germany's only storage test facility for high-level nuclear waste, into which Berlin has invested nearly $2 billion over the past years, is unsafe and needs to be closed, experts say.
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Bulgaria names new nuclear chief after tender scandal
Bulgaria appointed a new chief executive of its only nuclear power plant on Tuesday after his predecessor was forced to quit amid a pricing scandal, the government announced.
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Japan reports small leak at quake-hit nuclear plant
A small radioactive leak was detected at a Japanese nuclear power plant after a strong earthquake struck the region last week, the operator said Thursday.
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Iran lets UN inspect Arak reactor: diplomat
Iran has allowed inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency to inspect the nuclear reactor at Arak for the first time in a year, a diplomat told AFP Thursday.
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Ecuador, Russia sign nuclear energy agreement
Ecuador's energy minister on Thursday announced that Quito has signed an agreement with Moscow to develop nuclear energy "with solely peaceful…
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China approves Tianwan nuclear plant expansion
China has given the green light to a plan to start building the third phase of its Tianwan nuclear power plant on the east coast from October next year, a government agency has announced.