The Latest Breaking News from Nuclear Power

Australia’s opposition leader has proposed building the country’s first nuclear plants, but many are unconvinced.

In March, Talen announced an agreement to sell electricity and a data center campus at its Pennsylvania nuclear power plant to Amazon Web Services.

Amazon has two deals already.

Letters and Short Takes: Monday, July 1, 2024

Opposition leader also tells economic forum his electorate ‘goes crazy if there is the suggestion of a 5G tower’

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton’s plan to build seven nuclear power plants in Australia has attracted plenty of critical attention. But there’s a striking feature which has received relatively little discussion or criticism: the nuclear plants would be publicly owned and operated, similar to the National Broadband Network (NBN).

Firefighters say no-one has asked them about the coalition's nuclear power plan but fear they could pay with their lives in the event of a disaster.

Territory 'constitutionally at a disadvantage', Chief Minister says.

The Coalition shook up Australia’s energy debate last week when it unveiled the seven sites where, if elected, it would build nuclear power plants. In making the announcement, the Coalition emphasised the importance of community consultation in its nuclear energy plan. But what does that actually mean?