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First concrete for second Belarus unit
Construction of unit 2 at the Ostrovets plant in Belarus is underway following the pouring of first concrete for the reactor's basemat. Both units should be in operation by 2020.
New Nuclear
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Tuesday, 3 June 2014
Rosatom targets growth
Russia should start up three new reactors this year at home, and another in India, said Rosatom in an official meeting with prime minister Dmitry Medvedev. The company said its order book for the next ten years is approaching $100 billion.
Corporate
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Tuesday, 3 June 2014
Atucha 2 nearing startup
Argentina's newest nuclear power reactor, Atucha 2, is expected to reach criticality and be connected to the grid within sixty days.
New Nuclear
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Monday, 2 June 2014
Barakah 1 reactor vessel delivered
The reactor vessel for the initial unit of the United Arab Emirates' first nuclear power plant has been delivered to the construction site at Barakah.
New Nuclear
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Friday, 30 May 2014
Russia helps Kazakh nuclear power plans
Kazakhstan's return to nuclear power is to be aided by Russian cooperation. An agreement on a new plant project was signed in front of the countries' presidents.
New Nuclear
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Friday, 30 May 2014
Labour ground rules set for Hanhikivi
Fennovoima, Rusatom Overseas and Finnish labour organisations have signed a site agreement on human resources deployment at the proposed Hanhikivi construction project.
New Nuclear
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Tuesday, 20 May 2014
Milestone for Korean reactor construction
The reactor vessel of Shin Hanul unit 1 has been put into place, marking a major step in the construction of the third Korea Hydro and Nuclear Power APR1400 reactor.
New Nuclear
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Monday, 19 May 2014
Credit line open for Belarus project
Russia's state-owned Vnesheconombank is to provide a loan of $500 million over eight years for the financing of Belarus's first nuclear power plant under a newly signed agreement.
Corporate
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Monday, 19 May 2014
Turkey Point expansion gets Florida state approval
Approval for two new reactors at Turkey Point and the required transmission lines has been granted by Florida state authorities.
New Nuclear
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Wednesday, 14 May 2014
Vogtle 4 containment vessel bottom in place
The 900 tonne containment vessel bottom head for Vogtle unit 4 has been lowered into place, marking a major milestone for the Georgia construction project.
New Nuclear
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Monday, 12 May 2014
Ningde 2 in commercial operation
Unit 2 of the Ningde plant in China's Fujian province has become the 19th reactor to be in commercial operation in the country. Meanwhile, the third unit at the plant has now begun pre-operational tests.
New Nuclear
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Thursday, 8 May 2014
Toshiba writes down NINA losses
Toshiba has posted losses of ¥31 billion ($305 million) on the asset value of Nuclear Innovation North America (NINA), the company set up to promote its ABWR design in North America.
Corporate
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Wednesday, 7 May 2014
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Construction of unit 2 at the Ostrovets plant in Belarus is underway following the pouring of first concrete for the reactor's basemat. Both units should be in operation by 2020.
Argentina's newest nuclear power reactor, Atucha 2, is expected to reach criticality and be connected to the grid within sixty days.
The reactor vessel for the initial unit of the United Arab Emirates' first nuclear power plant has been delivered to the construction site at Barakah.
Kazakhstan's return to nuclear power is to be aided by Russian cooperation. An agreement on a new plant project was signed in front of the countries' presidents.
Fennovoima, Rusatom Overseas and Finnish labour organisations have signed a site agreement on human resources deployment at the proposed Hanhikivi construction project.
The reactor vessel of Shin Hanul unit 1 has been put into place, marking a major step in the construction of the third Korea Hydro and Nuclear Power APR1400 reactor.
Russia's state-owned Vnesheconombank is to provide a loan of $500 million over eight years for the financing of Belarus's first nuclear power plant under a newly signed agreement.
The 900 tonne containment vessel bottom head for Vogtle unit 4 has been lowered into place, marking a major milestone for the Georgia construction project.
Unit 2 of the Ningde plant in China's Fujian province has become the 19th reactor to be in commercial operation in the country. Meanwhile, the third unit at the plant has now begun pre-operational tests.