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Many countries have joined hands to achieve sustainable nuclear energy by 2050. Italy who was once anti-nuclear has reversed their stance. Italy’s Council of Ministers approved a draft law to create the legal framework to reintroduce nuclear power in which was phased out back in 1987. It was on February 28th when President Giorgio Meloni […]
Read MoreVistra Energy’s 750 MW (megawatt) / 3,000 MWh (megawatt hour) BESS (battery energy storage system) facility located near San Francisco at Moss Landing caught fire yesterday. Officials say the fire is contained within the BESS facility structure and the best solution is to let the facility burn itself out. About 40% of the building structure […]
Read MoreThe Brokdorf Plant has been granted a decommissioning permit to begin dismantling the nuclear power plant. This was the first permit issued by the Schleswig-Holstein Ministry for Energy Transition, Climate Protection, Environment and Nature. PreussenElektra applied for the approval in 2017 ultimately shutting down the plant in December or 2021, making it the last German […]
Read MoreWhat was once the Oak Ridge Gaseous Diffusion Plant is now one of the USA’s largest environmental cleanup projects. The site was used to process uranium for the Manhattan Project and K-25 until it closed back in 1987. The US Department of Energy Oak Ridge Office of Environmental Management and contracted cleaning agency have been […]
Read MoreA collaboration to develop a nuclear battery between Kronos Advanced Technologies and Yasheng Group is currently in the works. The battery will be powered by Nickel-63, converted from the beta decay into electrical energy. What’s interesting about the battery is that it will have a life span of 50 years without ever having to recharge, […]
Read MoreOut with the coal, in with nuclear! The US Department of Energy released an information guide for communities who may be considering transitioning from coal plants to nuclear. By 2035, almost 30% of coal plants in the US are projected to retire and pivot towards nuclear plants. A major concern for these communities are the […]
Read MoreThe World Nuclear Transport Institute presented a gap analysis of the Code of Safety for Nuclear Merchant ships at the International Maritime Organization’s Marine Safety Committee in May 2024. The Code that was originally written November 19, 1981 for pressurized water-cooled reactors, has not been updated because nuclear propulsion wasn’t used for foreign going merchant […]
Read MoreMost know California for the beautiful beaches and mountains, the rich and famous, and landmarks like the Golden Gate Bridge. But did you know that California also ranks as the second-highest electricity consuming state in the U.S., second only to Texas who holds the number one spot? It’s a big job to manage this power grid […]
Read MoreOn March 11, 2011, the fourth most powerful earthquake occurred off the cost of Japan, triggering a tsunami that resulted in over 18,000 deaths and an estimated $220 Billion in damages, not only in Japan, but also globally in places including Hawaii, California, French Polynesia, Galapagos Islands, Peru, and Chili. A significant result of the […]
Read MoreWhile both fission and fusion release energy through nuclear reactions, in its most basic form, fission involves splitting atoms into smaller fragments, while fusion involves combining atoms to form new ones (like what happens on our sun). Here’s a quick tutorial: Fission Nuclear Energy:-Nuclear power plants currently operational around the world primarily use fission reactions […]
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