IAEA director touts ‘consensus’ with World Bank on nuclear expansion, wants double investment

Meeting IAEA’s 2023 nuclear projections of doubling the world’s nuclear power capacity by 2050 will require doubling investments in nuclear power to $100 billion U.S. dollars annually, the International Atomic Energy Agency said Friday.
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NNSA head to discuss nuclear testing ban with diplomats in July

Next WIPP town hall session set July 30

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Democrats move to block U.S.-Saudi nuclear agreement

Ontario Power begins refurbishment of Pickering Nuclear Station

Westinghouse, Bechtel, Polish partner move forward on nuclear plant contract talks

North Korea tests new missile system, continues to beef up nuclear capabilities

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