World Nuclear News

Anna Bryndza, Executive Vice President for International at nuclear industry market research and analysis company UxC, talked to World Nuclear News about the key role the company's work reporting prices for uranium has in the world nuclear fuel cycle, and

China National Nuclear Corporation plans to soon procure a high-temperature reactor engineering contracting project for the first phase of the Xuwei nuclear power project in China's Jiangsu province.

Australia's nuclear science and technology organisation ANSTO is marking 20 years of operations for its multi-purpose nuclear reactor at Lucas Heights in southern Sydney.

The first concrete pour has been completed for the basemat of the conventional island of unit 2 at the Bailong nuclear power plant in the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region of southern China, State Power Investment Corporation announced.

The initial loading of fuel assemblies into the core of unit 7 of the Tianwan nuclear power plant has begun. It is the first of two Russian-designed VVER-1200 reactors under construction at the site in China's Jiangsu province.

A study by Massachusetts Institute of Technology researchers proposes a framework for understanding what is needed to make fusion energy commercially viable in the marketplace. The method considers the physical inputs needed to sustain controlled fusion e

Finnish utility Fortum has begun a major modernisation of the turbine island at its Loviisa nuclear power plant, a project that will increase the electricity output of the plant and ensure its continued operation until 2050.

The United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority's flagship fusion machine, MAST Upgrade, has completed its fifth round of experiments, during which it achieved the highest plasma pressure it has ever attained while overcoming plasma instability issues consider

Slovakia's newest nuclear power unit, Mochovce 4 has reached critical status and minimum controlled power.

The US Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory has licensed a suite of cryogenic pellet fuelling technologies to fusion energy developer Type One Energy, advancing a critical capability for high-performance fusion plasma operations.