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November 5, 2023
They said nuclear energy should be incorporated in school curricula
November 1, 2023
The concept of deploying nuclear reactors as a carbon-free source of energy is gaining momentum in Alberta and elsewhere in Canada. This article explores recent promising developments in this space and discusses some of the challenges that lay ahead for those seeking to develop small modular reactors SMRs in Canada.
November 1, 2023
Opposition to offshore windfarms, while staying silent on offshore gas exploration is massive hypocrisy, writes Michael McNamara
November 1, 2023
The concept of deploying nuclear reactors as a carbon-free source of energy is gaining momentum in Alberta and elsewhere in Canada. This article explores recent promising developments...
October 31, 2023
The Enriquillo-Plantain Garden Seismic Zone, through a 5.6 Richter (logarithmic scale) shaker, spoke to Jamaica six times louder (mathematically: 10x(5.6-5.0) in logarithms to base 10) Monday morn...
October 31, 2023
How data centers can be operated with nuclear
October 31, 2023
Energy, economy and environment: Nuclearโs triumphant return
October 31, 2023
Opposition to offshore windfarms, while staying silent on offshore gas exploration is massive hypocrisy, writes Michael McNamara
October 30, 2023
Picture if you will an elderly Dutton weeping in the dark over Australia's energy carnage. If only heโd ditched the Coalition's net-zero pledge and plumped for adequate coal-fired generation until the reactors could come online. Yes, he won the 2024 election with a nuclear pitch, but by then it was already too late and the fate of the grid was sealed
October 30, 2023
Amid growing climate concerns, public and market support for nuclear energy in the West is reviving, driven by its sustainability, reliability, and evolving technology.