Fast Reactor News Today

The target date for Dounreay clean-up made 11 years ago has not been met.

Advancements in nuclear power technology have brought several new companies into the sector, many of them working on innovative reactor designs and fuels

Moscow is feeding Beijing’s growing appetite for highly enriched uranium, but observers say those supplies could be used for nuclear weapons.

Although nuclear power remains controversial, new reactors are being built in surprising numbers and these will provide the second largest share of the world’s carbon-free energy. It's also an industry undergoing rapid change as new technology comes on line. So, what will nuclear power look like in the decades to come?

A Jan. 26 agreement to cooperate on fast nuclear reactor technology between the Japanese Atomic Energy Agency and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. with American TerraPower LLC raises worrisome international security issues.

The Japan Atomic Energy Agency and two Japanese companies on Jan. 26 signed an agreement with TerraPower LLC on a fast reactor the U.S. nuclear power firm plans to build with financial assistance from the U.S. Energy Department.

This sets up both countries to achieve zero-carbon goals. Our leaders need to stay on top of this trend.

The Japan Atomic Energy Agency and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. will soon sign a memorandum of understanding with a U.S. venture firm to provide technical support for its fast reactor development project, sources close to the matter said on Jan. 1.

Needy childrens festive feast in 1921, New contract for Dounreay in 1971 and Local lords theme park plan in 1997

26 May 2021, 01:05 am China Fast Reactor 600 are two reactors in the making that will be used in 2023 and 2026. The so-called nuclear reactors, CFR-600 (China Fast Reactor 600) will be occupying the Changbiao island. However, the future source of energy has sparked a controversy among international audiences, making them worry about the situation. What is China Fast Reactor 600? (Photo : NPEC via screenshot) China is now building two fast reactors which are scheduled to operate in 2023 and 2026...