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The future of nuclear energy - Innovation Toronto - Vimarsana News

The future of nuclear energy - Innovation Toronto

The report lays out detailed options for government support of nuclear

Used Coffee Grounds Could Be A Big Part Of Next-Generation Batteries - Vimarsana News

Used Coffee Grounds Could Be A Big Part Of Next-Generation Batteries

Lithium-sulfur is the next big step in batteries, but they made need coffee to be viable.

IAEA expert team in Uganda to support country's uranium production plans - Vimarsana News

IAEA expert team in Uganda to support country's uranium production plans

A specialist expert mission of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is currently in Uganda to undertake a review connected with the East African country’s nuclear energy ambitions, specialist news agency World Nuclear News reports. Uganda plans to construct 24 000 MWe of nuclear energy capacity, and has selected Russian and South Korean companies to each build a nuclear power plant (NPP) in the country. These two NPPs will have a combined capacity of 15 000 MW. The IAEA team visiting the country is an Integrated Uranium Production Cycle Review (IUPCR) mission. This typ...

Floating nuclear plants could ride out tsunamis - Innovation Toronto - Vimarsana News

Floating nuclear plants could ride out tsunamis - Innovation Toronto

New power plant design could provide enhanced safety, easier siting, and centralized construction.

Prof Bismark Tyobeka: We need to invest in nuclear expertise, or lose it – The Mail & Guardian - Vimarsana News

Prof Bismark Tyobeka: We need to invest in nuclear expertise, or lose it – The Mail & Guardian

What started as an impending energy crisis more than a decade ago has morphed into what can only be described as akin to an irrevocable catastrophe, says Prof B

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