Scientists in China have made a significant advancement in fusion power research, moving closer to an endless supply of clean energy. The Experimental Advanced Superconducting Tokamak, known as the “artificial sun,” has achieved a remarkable feat by maintaining a steady operational state for an impressive 1,066 seconds. This new accomplishment nearly triples the previous record of 403 seconds set earlier this year. Researchers at the Chinese Academy of Sciences are working diligently to replicate the […]
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Your Guide to Tailored Market Insights Accessing market data tailored to your location has never been easier. Simply navigate to the menu and choose the Market flag that corresponds to your preferred country. This action will enable you to view targeted information relevant to your specific region, ensuring that the data you analyze is not only comprehensive but also pertinent to your needs. If you’re seeking an enhanced chart experience, take advantage of the Interactive […]
Could Unfinished Reactors Fuel a Tech Boom? Tech Giants Eye Nuclear Energy
Santee Cooper Takes Bold Steps in Energy Innovation Santee Cooper, a prominent utility in South Carolina, is now accepting bids to sell two nuclear reactors that were left unfinished in 2017. This strategic move comes amid rising interest from tech companies hungry for reliable power sources to support their growing data centers. The abandoned reactors, which were only partially completed at the V.C. Summer power plant, represent a staggering $9 billion investment that remains dormant. […]
A Bold Move: South Carolina’s Power Play Unfolds
Reviving Ambitions In a surprising turn of events, a South Carolina utility is looking to reignite construction on a nuclear power plant that has remained dormant for eight years. This ambitious plan comes on the heels of soaring energy demands, particularly from the booming data center sector. A History of Challenges Santee Cooper, the state-owned utility, is seeking partners to finance the completion of two reactors at the Virgil C. Summer Nuclear Power Station. Initially […]
Nuclear Fusion: The Future of Clean Energy or Overhyped Dream?
Understanding the challenges of nuclear fusion is critical. Ed Miliband’s recent assertion that the UK is close to achieving “secure, clean, unlimited energy” through nuclear fusion, following a substantial government funding announcement of £410 million, raises eyebrows. While the funding is a positive step, experts highlight significant hurdles still in play before fusion energy becomes a reality. The scientific community faces five main obstacles. First, they need to maintain a burning plasma for extended periods, […]
Utah’s Bold New Step Toward Nuclear Energy
Legislation Aims to Empower the Future of Power Generation Utah is gearing up for significant advancements in energy production, especially focusing on nuclear energy. A new bill is set to ignite conversation and development as lawmakers aim to establish a dedicated nuclear energy coalition. This initiative is spearheaded by Rep. Carl Albrecht, who boasts over 40 years of experience in the energy field, notably as CEO of Garkane Energy. The proposed bill, known as HB249, […]
Don’t Miss This Major Nuclear Event! Engage in a Global Dialogue
Prepare for a pivotal gathering in the nuclear sector! The Nuclear Energy Agency (NEA) is set to host the Fourth NEA Stakeholder Involvement Workshop on Optimisation in Decision Making from 15-17 October 2025 in Paris, France. This event is part of a series initiated in 2017 that aims to enhance communication and cooperation among varied stakeholders in nuclear energy. The previous workshop, which took place in September 2023, saw participation from 120 individuals across 23 […]
Energy Shifts Unfold in the Great Lakes Region! Are Changes Coming?
The energy landscape around the Great Lakes is experiencing pivotal changes. With the return of President Donald Trump, the focus has shifted towards reversing previous policies related to electric vehicles. His commitment to dismantle EV mandates has raised questions about the future of the automotive industry, particularly for manufacturers in Michigan who are struggling to establish a foothold in the EV sector. As the demand for electricity rises, coal plant retirement schedules are being reassessed. […]
New Nuclear Era: Small Reactors Leading the Charge! Innovation is poised to reshape energy.
Innovative Coalition Boosts Nuclear Energy Deployment GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy (GEH), a division of GE Vernova, has united with a consortium of utility companies to expedite the implementation of the BWRX-300 small modular reactors (SMRs) across the United States. This alliance, spearheaded by the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), comprises notable partners including Bechtel, Duke Energy, and several other utilities and project developers. The coalition has put forward a request for $800 million in funding through […]
Nuclear Energy: Can We Really Triple Capacity by 2050? Big Players Weigh In
The World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2025 in Davos brought leaders together to discuss the ambitious goal of tripling global nuclear energy capacity by 2050. Panelists emphasized the essential progress made in supply chains and financing, while also acknowledging the monumental challenges ahead. Kirsty Gogan, a key figure in the session, highlighted that over thirty nations have committed to increasing their nuclear capabilities. Achieving this would require an annual construction rate of approximately 30 gigawatts […]