Nuclear Energy News

Centrus Energy signs LOI to supply HALEU fuel for Oklo's Aurora Powerhouse SMR fleet in Ohio, supporting US domestic HALEU production expansion.

Launch of Canada’s inaugural nuclear energy strategy highlighted with details on private investment, new reactor construction, and expanded uranium production.

Government of Canada announces strategy to build up to 10 new large-scale reactors, streamline regulations, double uranium exports by 2035, and boost R&D investment.

The 2nd IAEA International Conference on Accelerators brings together 500+ experts from 75+ countries to explore particle accelerators' role in research and innovation.

Company details plans to use seismic isolation systems in its East Tennessee SMR project to enhance safety and reduce construction costs.

Uranium producer Lotus Resources suspends trading ahead of announcement on delayed acid deliveries and acid plant damage at its Malawi mine.

Federal announcement outlines plans to increase installed nuclear capacity over 50% by 2050 and expand uranium production.

The commissioning of the first new facility relating to the construction of the second phase of the Smolensk Nuclear Power Plant comes ahead of work beginning on excavating the foundation pit for the first new unit.

Nuclear Energy Institute CEO testifies before U.S. House Commerce Committee on five key nuclear areas requiring greater attention and support.

Swiss parliament reopens door to nuclear energy and supports construction of new power stations to enhance energy security and meet decarbonization goals.

The U.S. military has a strong and growing interest in using small and micro nuclear reactors as a means of reducing logistics challenges and improving operational resilience. They like nuclear reactors for their ability to operate independently of the grid for years without needing any new fuel. Almost as important is their ability to be...

Kairos Power installs and prepares to test a primary salt pump on its non-nuclear Engineering Test Unit (ETU 2) to generate performance data for future reactors.

Work begins today on repairing the main 750 kV Dniprovska power line supplying Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant under a localized ceasefire brokered by the IAEA to strengthen nuclear safety.

U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission posted a link to official regulatory news and updates.

The IAEA and FAO have initiated a project using sterile insect technique to combat the re-emerging screwworm pest in Central America, Mexico, and the US.