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A Smith Mountain Lake resident, Lawrence King, who was involved in the cleanup following the worst nuclear accident ever to take place on American soil, was featured in a recent

A Smith Mountain Lake resident, Lawrence King, who was involved in the cleanup following the worst nuclear accident ever to take place on American soil, was featured in a recent

With Russian forces occupying one of Ukraine’s four nuclear power plants as well the site of the decommissioned Chernobyl facility, the […]

Iceland is taking a 20-year lease on a 505,000 sq ft warehouse from Miller Developments at Omega Business Park in Warrington.

A previous attempt to send a small robot with cameras into the Unit One reactor failed.

John Maytham interviews energy analyst Chris Yelland, MD at EE Business Intelligence.

Scheduled to take place on 2 February 2022, BizTrends 2022 will feature Dali Tembo, co-founder of The Culture Foundry, and past MD of Instant Grass International...

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T&T students ‘triumph’ in CAPE exam results by 20210526 Secondary school students walk along Frederick Street, Port-of-Spain in March after students writing CAPE exams were allowed to go back to school. ROBERTO CODALLO It is no se­cret that sev­er­al stu­dents who sat the Caribbean Ad­vanced Pro­fi­cien­cy Ex­am­i­na­tion (CAPE) in 2020 faced many chal­lenges, the ma­jor­i­ty brought on by COVID-19. Schools were closed, class­es re­sumed on­line and the start date for the...

Siemens wins contract for €50m Moneypoint project April 27, 2021 THE ESB has awarded the contract for the engineering, procurement and construction of the new €50m Synchronous Compensator in Moneypoint Power Station to Siemens Energy Limited following a competitive tender process. Awarding this contract is seen as the first phase in the ESB’s plans to transform Moneypoint into a new green energy hub, which includes the proposed development of a new windfarm 16 km off the Clare coast. The...