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UK chancellor Rishi Sunak’s constituency in North Yorkshire among 6 contenders
Mitsui OSK chief says it will try ‘to continue our normal services regardless of Russian national policy’
Search for 60% of facility’s financing comes as government aims to boost domestic energy supply
More attention should be paid to continuing disaster-related expenses
Energy crunch in the capital and surrounding areas will revive debate on restarting nuclear reactors
EU countries are turning back to coal but they should be speeding up the transition to renewables
Fatih Birol says governments should keep ageing nuclear plants open and take other contingency measures
Criticism follows news of EDF plant’s closure and risk of Russia halting gas shipments to Europe
Critics say the now abandoned Fennovoima nuclear plant stands as a symbol of hubris over handling Moscow
Britain’s plea to delay closure comes too late as ministers consider emergency measures to prevent blackouts due to Ukraine war
Corrosion in ageing reactors hits output just as president revives atomic energy programme
John Armitt urges transparency from government on energy bills impact
Nuclear power plant now expected to total £25bn-£26bn with further delays anticipated
European Commission will assist in speeding up the process of licensing alternatives
Domestically generated power is geopolitically safer than gas imports, according to Japan’s largest reactor maker
Contract with Rosatom terminated as war in Ukraine deals final blow to controversial energy project
A timely and enthralling study focuses on six cases of atomic energy disasters, including Chernobyl, Fukushima and Three Mile Island
Generating a nuclear fusion reaction efficiently has proved impossible but, as Anjana Ahuja explains, we’ve recently seen some impressive breakthroughs
Political, legal and logistical obstacles are in the way of plugging supply gap caused by war in Ukraine
Fans of small modular reactors say they are cheap and quick to build, but they also come with challenges
Incoming administration cites rising greenhouse gas emissions and Russian invasion of Ukraine
‘No future’ for atomic power within country despite looming gas crisis, says chief executive
First Light Fusion successfully combines atomic nuclei as it targets net energy gain
This month’s power blackout scare could influence public and political opinion on restarting the reactors
Kwasi Kwarteng wants delivery body to help meet target for reactors to provide a quarter of electricity generation by 2050
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