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Trump Or Biden, Nuclear Power Is Crucial For The Energy Transition - Vimarsana News

Trump Or Biden, Nuclear Power Is Crucial For The Energy Transition

As the world grapples with the existential threat of climate change, one energy solution transcends partisan politics: a bold reinvestment in nuclear power.

Source: forbes.com
Opinion: Rational Energy Technology Choices for South Africa's Sustainable Future - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Rational Energy Technology Choices for South Africa's Sustainable Future

CAPE TOWN - GIVEN the ongoing resistance to new nuclear construction in South Africa, especially based on affordability worries and a push for intermittent energy sources during load shedding, it's crucial to approach these matters thoughtfully and realistically. The Democratic Alliance (DA), the Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (OUTA), and the Southern African Faith Communities’ Environment

Plant Vogtle: Boon or Bust for the Future of U.S. Nuclear Power? - Vimarsana News

Plant Vogtle: Boon or Bust for the Future of U.S. Nuclear Power?

The United States aims to triple its nuclear energy output by 2050, facing challenges of cost, public perception, and learning from past projects like Plant Vogtle.

Sweden taking part in several international climate transition initiatives - Vimarsana News

Sweden taking part in several international climate transition initiatives

At COP28 in Dubai, Sweden joined a number of international initiatives to speed up the climate transition in various ways. These include a...

Dennis Minott | Under-medicated at COP28 – a 'bashment' in Dubai | Commentary - Vimarsana News

Dennis Minott | Under-medicated at COP28 – a 'bashment' in Dubai | Commentary

A couple of weeks ago, Ambassador Byron Blake, a fellow Gleaner columnist, alerted me to what seemed then an April fool’s joke told early by Jamaica’s delegation to the 83,000 crestfallen participants in COP28 as they departed, exhausted, from that...