Apparently Russia did not get the memo. According to a 7 September 2006 article in the Russian News and Information Service, Rosenergoatom is planning to start building nine nuclear power units in 2007
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I began my nuclear career as a submarine officer in the US Navy, so I have never really understood why a substantial body of people believe that all nuclear power plants have to be steady state behemoths producing at least several hundred megawatts of power. Ever since I got interested in taking some of my…
I have long struggled to understand my country’s views on Iran. Throughout my career as a professional naval officer, the official position has been demonization, with words and actions roughly equal to those applied to Cuba. I have done a lot of reading over the years about our involvement in the country dating back to…
Back in June 2008, I wrote about an effort to save the two reactor Zion Nuclear Power Station from decommissioning. For those who do not remember, or who cannot be bothered to follow a provided link, here is a brief synopsis of that blog post. In January 1998, Commonwealth Edison, now part of Exelon, reported…
As oil reaches price levels never before seen, I have been thinking about an article I wrote a bit more than four years ago. I called it the 760 Million Mile per Gallon Carburetor. Though the article is a bit of a thought piece, the basic idea is that it is possible today, using technology…
I found this on my way out the door for my day job and wanted to share it with you. The recognition that small nuclear can overcome some of the issues that have slowed nuclear development and limited its market reach continues to build. The NuScale reactor mentioned in the NPR segment has been priced…
Strange blog post title today. I have been having some difficulty juggling a number of activities recently, and I find that I have missed commenting on a several recent events and updates associated with the NuClear renaissance. One of my activities has been a continuing conversation with Adam Curry on the DSC. If you have…
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