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Delays in the EPR Project in China’s Taishan reveal serious safety issues

Delays in the EPR Project in China’s Taishan reveal serious safety issues

Featured, International January 14, 2018 at 4:17 am 0 comments

admitted to ’partial defects’ in the welding of the three parts of the deaerator. But the state-owned company stressed that the component, which helps cool down the reactor, ’is not part of the nuclear safety system’.

Global Nuclear Power in 2017 : Bankruptcies, Shutdowns, Abandoned Constructions Show A Deepening Crisis

Global Nuclear Power in 2017 : Bankruptcies, Shutdowns, Abandoned Constructions Show A Deepening Crisis

Reports January 10, 2018 at 10:16 am 0 comments

The Year 2017 for Global Nuclear Power in a nutshell: 4 reactor startups (12 less than scheduled), 3 shutdowns, 4 construction starts, 2 abandoned constructions, bankruptcy of Westinghouse, bailout and breakup of AREVA, significant financial and economic pressure on nuclear operators. Five new reactors entered long-term outage, and 3 were restarted. Globally, 405 reactors operating (1 less than a year ago), 52 under construction (3 less).

In Pictures: Jaitapur says a Resounding ‘Nako’ (No!) to French Nuclear Project

In Pictures: Jaitapur says a Resounding ‘Nako’ (No!) to French Nuclear Project

Jaitapur August 20, 2017 at 4:36 pm 3 comments

Thousands of men, women, and children from the farming, agro-trading, and fishing communities of Jaitapur in India’s picturesque Ratnagiri District in Maharashtra, today courted arrest en-masse, after a march from Sakhri Nate to Madban village – the site of the upcoming Jaitapur Nuclear Power Park (slated to be the world’s largest such nuclear power facility) – in the presence of heavily-armed state police personnel.

In India’s Jaitapur, Massive Protest This Weekend Against World’s Largest Nuclear Plant Under Construction

In India’s Jaitapur, Massive Protest This Weekend Against World’s Largest Nuclear Plant Under Construction

Antinuclear Movement August 19, 2017 at 1:08 pm 1 comment

This Sunday, people in the area are going to stage massive ‘jail bharo’ protest against French-imported nuclear project in their area. Speaking to DiaNuke.org, local activist Fakir Mohammad Solkar said that between 1500 to 2000 people are expected to participate in the protest and their primary demand is that the nuclear project must be entirely scrapped.