nuclear power

Energy

Russia takes aim at US nuclear power by throttling uranium

Russia controls almost half the world’s capacity to separate the uranium isotopes needed in reactors, and last year supplied more than a quarter of the US’s enriched fuel.

Energy

New York exploring interest in building out nuclear power

Appalachian Power, a regional subsidiary of American Electric Power, announced Thursday that it plans to pursue a small modular reactor project, or SMR, in 2025.
Asia enters the nuclear embrace - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Energy

Asia enters the nuclear embrace

AI tools require more data centres, and data centres consume large amounts of energy. Can nuclear technology quench the world’s thirst for power?

Artificial Intelligence

Taiwan signals openness to nuclear power amid surging AI demand

The opposition to nuclear power is getting harder to maintain given the incessant demand that the AI boom is placing on chipmakers like TSMC.

Energy

Ken Griffin, Amazon invest in next-generation nuclear energy

Unlike traditional nuclear reactors, which average roughly 1,000 megawatts in size, small modular reactors can be built at factories, delivered by truck or train, and then assembled on-site.
Japan’s biggest business lobby calls for nuclear power expansion - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Japan

Japan’s biggest business lobby calls for nuclear power expansion

Japan is among a number of countries showing renewed interest in nuclear energy as governments look to reduce consumption of pricey fossil fuels and meet future power needs.
Google talks to US utilities about nuclear power for data centres - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Company in the news

Google talks to US utilities about nuclear power for data centres

Amanda Peterson Corio, global head of data centre energy at Alphabet’s Google, didn’t rule out the possibility of using nuclear energy in countries like Japan.
Bill Gates says he’s ready to put billions into nuclear power - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Energy

Bill Gates says he’s ready to put billions into nuclear power

Carbon-free nuclear power is increasingly seen as a key part of fighting climate change.

Environmental, Social and Governance

Can Japan learn to love nuclear power again?

Japan was previously a staunch, if initially unlikely, proponent of nuclear power
Once-unthinkable nuclear green bonds are coming to Europe - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Environmental, Social and Governance

Once-unthinkable nuclear green bonds are coming to Europe

Some ethical funds plan to continue boycotting nuclear power.
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