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NRC proposes $70k fine on Watts Bar nuclear Unit 2
06/19/2013
The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission has proposed a $70,000 civil penalty against the Tennessee Valley Authority for violations related to the commercial grade dedication program during the construction of Watts Bar nuclear plant Unit 2. |
Young people drawn to nuclear power out of sense of social obligation
06/19/2013
Young people are drawn to careers in nuclear energy for sundry reasons, but at the most basic level they all boil down to one: a desire to make the world a better place. |
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Two nuclear power plants to use water jet peening process
06/18/2013
Mitsubishi Nuclear Energy Systems Inc. (MNES) was awarded contracts to provide its water jet peening (WJP) service at two nuclear power plants. |
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SCE urges customers to conserve electricity during hot weather
06/18/2013
Southern California Edison is asking its customers to help conserve electricity to keep the electric grid reliable when power usage peaks during hot weather this summer, particularly without the power generated by the San Onofre nuclear plant. |
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Fanning disappointed in DOE's modified terms for Vogtle loan
06/18/2013
Southern CEO Tom Fanning is disappointed that the Department of Energy (DOE) changed the “terms and conditions” for final approval of a federal loan guarantee for two new nuclear units in Georgia in the wake of the Solyndra bankruptcy. |
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Xcel investing $1.8bn on nuclear power plants
06/18/2013
Xcel Energy is planning $1.8 billion in investments in two nuclear reactors that will extend the lives of the facilities as well as boost power output. |
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Women in Power - It's a Natural Fit
06/18/2013
Women in power — it’s not just a play on words. |
Women share experiences in nuclear power
06/18/2013
In the “Experiences of Women in Nuclear” session at the annual meeting of the American Nuclear Society this week, panelists shared diverse experiences of what it’s like to be a female working in the nuclear industry. |
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Perry nuclear unit shut down after leak discovered
06/17/2013
The single-unit 1,268 MW Perry nuclear power plant in Ohio was shutdown due to a small reactor coolant leak, according to an event report from the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC). |
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New Vogtle reactors to cause smaller customer rate increase than expected
06/17/2013
The two nuclear reactors under construction at plant Vogtle, in Georgia, will end up costing the customers less than previously thought, according to an executive with Southern Co. |
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Report: SONGS closure to cause jump in California's CO2 emissions
06/17/2013
The closure of the San Onofre nuclear power plant in southern California is expected to cause an increase in carbon emissions in the state of at least 8 million metric tons per year. |
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NRC rumored to consider voiding ruling that led to SONGS closure
06/17/2013
The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission staff is considering voiding a ruling that was central in Southern California Edison’s (NYSE: SCE) decision to shutter the troubled San Onofre nuclear power plant. |
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Farley nuclear unit back online after automatic shutdown
06/17/2013
Farley nuclear Unit 1 in Alabama was brought back to service on June 14 after an automatic shutdown. |
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Nuclear turbine modifications completed
06/17/2013
Unit 1 at the Susquehanna nuclear power plant in Pennsylvania was returned to service June 14 after modifications were completed on the turbine. |
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Uranium mine granted construction & operating license
06/14/2013
Cameco said the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission granted a uranium mining license for construction and operation of the Cigar Lake project in Saskatchewan. |
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EDF selects InStep for plant monitoring software
06/13/2013
European energy giant EDF has selected InStep Software to provide predictive asset analytic software to monitor its entire nuclear fleet in France. |
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TVA cuts 530 jobs, slashes budget at Bellefonte nuclear plant
06/13/2013
In an effort to revive the stalled build at the Bellefonte nuclear power plant, the Tennessee Valley Authority is trimming the project’s budget by 64 percent and cutting 530 jobs at the facility. |
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SDG&E says customers may need to step up in the absence of SONGS
06/12/2013
With the 2,200-MW San Onofre nuclear plant shut and headed for retirement, SDG&E reminded customers that conservation and demand response will still be vital during extremely hot weather or an unplanned outage. |
U.S., Czech Republic establish a joint Civil Nuclear Cooperation Center
06/12/2013
The US Department of Energy (DOE), in cooperation with the Czech Republic’s Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports, have agreed to establish a joint Civil Nuclear Cooperation Center in Prague. |
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Dealing with Scale Buildup
06/12/2013
About two years ago, a power plant in Georgia pulled covers to inspect eight of their A/C chillers and found that they showed substantial scale buildup on the inner surfaces of the tubes, the outer surfaces and the tube facings. |
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