Global nuclear markets regaining momentum
More starts than stops By Dan Yurman The global nuclear energy market is not a monolith. The truth of this assertion is seen in several recent developments taking place during Continue Reading →
Category Archives: India
Kudankulam hot start within reach
Tamil Nadu provincial government support pulls rug out from under protest groups By Dan Yurman The long running controversy over the start of NPCIL’s Russian-built twin 1,000-MW VVER reactors at Continue Reading →
Indian PM Singh claims anti-nuclear protests funded by U.S. NGOs
Kundankulam nuclear project jammed in new controversies By Dan Yurman Months of protests have significantly delayed the hot start of twin Russian-built 1000-MW VVER nuclear reactors in Kudankulam (KKNPP 1-2), Continue Reading →
Protests delay India’s nuclear renaissance
Projects in Koodankulam and Jaitapur will be set back By Dan Yurman A series of protests that began in October have delayed the hot start of two Russian 1000- MW Continue Reading →
“Waste Management” in Nuclear News
The November issue of Nuclear News magazine, which contains a special section on waste management, is available in hard copy and electronically for American Nuclear Society members (must enter ANS Continue Reading →
You are being served at Vermont Yankee plant
By Howard Shaffer On Sunday, October 30, Meredith Angwin and I arrived in Washington, DC, to attend the American Nuclear Society Winter Meeting. At the meeting, we presented the biannual Continue Reading →
A Nuclear Opponent from Half a World Away
By Howard Shaffer Vermont Law School (a private institution) is known as a leader in environmental law. Students at the school have an Environmental Law Society and an International Law Society, Continue Reading →