Tech giants take US nuclear industry to next level
Deals signed by Google, Amazon, and Microsoft with U.S. nuclear developers will help to deploy a new generation of reactors.
Nuclear companies want land to build new plants. Texas A&M is inviting them to come to Bryan.
Texas A&M University has started the process to offer companies land at its Rellis Campus in Bryan for construction of the ...
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Will Nuclear Power Have a Second Coming?
gas-cooled reactor technology that could meet industrial process heating needs more efficiently than carbon-producing ...
Scientists use high-energy heavy ion collisions as a new tool to reveal subtleties of nuclear structure
Scientists have demonstrated a new way to use high-energy particle smashups at the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider (RHIC)—a U ...
Small Nuclear Reactors Could Be the Key to Meeting Emissions Goals: Is the U.S. Ready?
SMRs attract major tech investment to curb emissions, though deployment challenges remain. New research suggests SMRs could ...
NYS eyes new nuclear power to meet climate goals, demand for electricity
But critics say nuclear power is expensive and poses health risks. One of the biggest challenges would be public approval, ...
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China sets nuclear technology action plan
China is targeting annual direct economic output value from its nuclear technology application industry at CNY400bn ($56bn) ...
US regulator rejects bid to boost nuclear power to Amazon data center
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) rejected an effort Friday to allow an Amazon data center to tap into ...
Tucker Carlson claims nuclear technology was created by ‘demonic forces’
Tucker Carlson has claimed that nuclear technology was not created by humans – but by “demonic forces.” The former Fox News host and Donald Trump ally made the bizarre claim on Steve Bannon ’s War ...
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Tanzania launches Sh190 billion nuclear-powered cancer treatment plan
Dar es Salaam. President Samia Suluhu Hassan has announced a 59 million Euro (Sh169.872 billion) plan to expand cancer diagnosis and treatment centers in Tanzania using nuclear technology, aiming to ...