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Let’s Go Kairos: Kairos Power Begins Construction on Hermes Low-Power Demonstration Reactor
Kairos Power has begun site work for the Hermes Low-Power Demonstration Reactor, the first non-light-water and Gen IV reactor approved by the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission in over 50 years. The Hermes reactor, expected to be operational by 2027, aims to...
Sweden and USA Forge Landmark Partnership to Advance Nuclear Energy Cooperation
Sweden and the USA signed a Memorandum of Understanding to enhance cooperation in civil nuclear energy, focusing on policy, research, and technological development. Key areas of collaboration include nuclear reactors, advanced nuclear fuel, waste management, and...
Safety First: Inspections and Tests Show Promising Results for Fukushima’s Water Discharge Plan!
Tokyo Electric Power Company (Tepco) demonstrated its ability to measure radionuclides in the treated water stored at the Fukushima Daiichi site, according to an IAEA report. Japan plans to discharge the treated water into the sea over the next 30 years, pending...
Mixed Emotions in Japan as Nuclear Reactors Get Green Light to Operate Longer
Japan has passed a law allowing nuclear reactors to operate beyond 60 years, causing mixed emotions among civilians. Despite the benefits of nuclear energy, many of Japan's reactors have not been operational since the Fukushima incident. The law aims to ensure a...
Oliver Stone Exposes Media Manipulation on The Joe Rogan Experience
The Fukushima incident was less severe than perceived, and public fears about nuclear radiation are irrational. Radiation from the leak was low-level and not harmful enough to negatively impact people. Public understanding of nuclear energy is miseducated; other...
Unleashing the Power of the Atom: South Korea’s Journey to Becoming a Nuclear Reactor Superpower
Two years after Thomas Edison started America’s first commercial power plant in New York City, his company signed a deal with Gojong, Korea’s last king, and in 1887 Gyeongbokgung - home to kings of the Joseon dynasty since the 14th century - became the first place in...
Turkey’s Nuclear Ambitions: How Putin and Erdoğan’s Cooperation Raises Concerns and Challenges the West
Recep Tayyip Erdoğan became prime minister of Turkey a week before the 2003 Iraq War. Three years after the war ended he switched from powerful prime minister to even more powerful president. On May 28th Turkey will hold a runoff election that will determine whether...
From Light Switches to Sustainable Power: White House Awards $50 Million Grant and it is Revolutionizing Energy in Rural America
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) recently announced a $50 million grant for community-based energy projects located in rural and remote areas. The goal of the funding is to increase energy affordability and promote climate resilience in rural areas with fewer than...
SMR’s are Shaping the Future of Nuclear Power Worldwide
Small Modular Reactor (SMR) technology is a key part of the goal to develop clean, safe, and affordable nuclear power. SMRs have many advantages, such as their physical size, relatively small physical footprints, lower price points, ability to be sited in smaller...
Energy Poverty vs. Clean Power: How Nuclear Energy Can Empower Billions and Save the Planet
Despite the concerns, nuclear energy is a safe and carbon-free source of energy that can help the world transition to a sustainable future. There is a growing support for nuclear energy, as it’s seen as a clean and reliable alternative to fossil fuels. The demand for...
Breaking News: Major Powers Unite Against Russia’s Nuclear Dominance
A new alliance of G7 countries was formed to reduce Russia's dominance of the global nuclear fuel market. The global nuclear fuel market is dominated by Russia, which holds great power over other countries’ nuclear fuel supplies. The Nuclear Fuel Alliance (NFA) is a...
