Nuclear Downsizing Accelerates
EDF and Duke are the latest utilities to step back from US investments, citing poor economics.
US Funds Development of Small, Modular Nuclear Reactors
DOE is investing in nuclear plants that can be built more quickly and cost-effectively.
Lithuanian Voters Reject Nuclear, Poland Stands By Development Plans
Nuclear remains a large part of Central Europe's plans for energy independence.
Japan Opts to Phase Out Nuclear Energy, Chooses Renewables Instead
In a major policy shift, Japan decides to make renewable energy 30% of its energy mix.
Regulators Deny Maryland Nuclear Permit
The French utility behind the proposed reactor failed to find a US partner after more than two years.
US Delays Nuclear Licensing Decisions Over Waste Storage
Plant renewals and new construction permits are on hold until the NRC can rethink its nuclear waste storage strategy.
New US Nuclear Plants Face Long Delays, $800 Million Budget Overrun
The first plants approved in 30 years face massive cost overruns and probable delays.
US Approves Two New Nuclear Plants, The First in 30 Years
The plants have been approved without implementing any rules based on the Japan nuclear meltdown.
Commission Urges Finding Permanent Nuclear Waste Site
Nuclear waste is piling up around the nation, which must be permanently stored.
Japan Will Turn to Renewable Energy After Fukushima
Prime Minister Kan says renewables must be promoted in new energy policy.