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On this day, August 24, 1921, Congress approved the Medal of Honor, an emblem of the highest ideals and virtues is bestowed in the name of the Congress of the United States upon the unknown American, typifying the gallantry and intrepidity, at the risk of life above and beyond the call of duty, of our beloved […]
Read MoreThe NRC accepted NuScale’s SMR design certification application back in March 2018 and issued its final technical review in August 2020. Later, the NRC voted to certify their 50 MWe design on July 29, 2022, making it the first SMR approved by the NRC for use in the United States. In 2023, the NRC officially certified […]
Read MoreDue to the recent actions of Russia with Ukraine, Urenco has announce their plans to increase capacity at their Eunice, New Mexico facility in North America. They plan to limit installation to only operating commercial uranium enrichment. Back in March 2015, the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission approved a license amendment allowing Urenco to expand its […]
Read MoreRecently, Agnès Pannier-Runacher, the minister for France’s energy transition, announced that two new EPR reactors will be built at the current Bugey Nuclear Power Station, near Lyon, France. The expected date to begin construction was not announced but their choice of Bugey as the next site for two EPR2’s was since this site was more […]
Read MoreCybersecurity researchers at Mandiant recently spotted a new malware that attacks novel operational technology, industrial control system software. They fear it can cause electric power disruption in Europe, the Middle East and Asia because it interacts with devices like remote terminal units that are used within the transmission and distribution operations. They identified a comment […]
Read MoreBack in the seventies and eighty’s the United States was the dominant force in uranium enrichment, but over the last three decades, we have allowed that leadership role to wither as other countries developed their own centrifuge enrichment technologies. The US went from the world’s largest exporter of nuclear fuel to the world’s largest importer, […]
Read MoreThe Supreme Court recently ruled on an issue that has been around since the Obama Administration, West Virginia vs EPA. This recent ruling reduces the authority of the EPA to regulate CO2 emissions from power plants. Chief Justice Roberts provided the following basis behind the decision. “The EPA’s effort to regulate greenhouse gases by making […]
Read MoreThe struggle to maintain the system grid is a constant battle for Independent System Operators. California is a fitting example of how this works. On April 24, 2021 at 2:30 pm, California renewables produced 94% of their electricity demand for 4 seconds. On the surface one might say this is moving in the right direction; […]
Read MoreJust one day after the Biden administration proposed its plans to limit greenhouse gas emissions from power plants, TVA announced their plans to build a new natural gas power plant to replace their Kingston coal-fired plant, the site of a massive coal ash spill in 2008. But now conservation groups have filed a lawsuit seeking to […]
Read MoreSince 2012 the U.S. has retired over 96,000 MWs of our coal-fired power plants. The pace of these retirements is expected to slow down over the next several years, with the largest expected retirement to occur in 2028 with 9,842 MW. These planned retirements continue to be focused on relatively older facilities but the need […]
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