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EDF ‘in big trouble’ says French nuclear expert

Financial problems facing EDF (Paris: FR0010242511 - news) could force the French energy giant to pull out of the £14bn project to build the first of a new generation of nuclear power plants in Britain, a French expert has warned.

Mycle Schneider, a former energy adviser to the French government, questioned whether EDF could finance the investment.

“EDF is in big trouble. The whole of the nuclear power industry in France is in big trouble,” he said.
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TEPCO admits contaminated water leaking from multiple temporary storage pits at Fukushima Daiichi

TEPCO will likely have to review its temporary storage strategy, but so far has only released plans to continue monitor the levels of radioactive materials in the soil around the tank and look for a new storage location.  The Japanese utility believes that the radioactive water may have leaked out through joints in the tank’s seepage control sheets.

Masayuki Ono, a senior Tepco official, said at a news conference Sunday that it is difficult for the plant to store all of the radioactive water in the temporary tanks, which is why they were forced to keep the contaminated water in underground pits.
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Dutch nuclear plant Borssele approved for longer life

FRANKFURT/AMSTERDAM - Dutch nuclear reactor Borssele has been given permission to operate up to 2033, though the approval can still be contested, Dutch and German stakeholders said on Wednesday.

Started in 1973, the 500 megawatt plant is one of the oldest reactors in Europe. It is 70 percent owned by Dutch generator Delta, in turn owned by Dutch provincial authorities, and 30 percent by German utility RWE .

The plant was due to shut in 2014 but the Dutch government had agreed in 2006 to extend its lifespan until 2033, while requesting additional inspections before issuing a permit, said a spokeswoman for EPZ, the operating company for the Netherlands sole nuclear plant in the southwest of the country.
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Nuclear output cut by a fifth thanks to nature’s abundance

In an unprecedented move, Spain is cutting back nuclear power generation by 20 percent because of an excess electricity supply. The abundant rains and generous winds of March have teamed up with a drop in demand for electricity over the Easter break.

As usual in these cases, Red Eléctrica de España (REE) stopped its wind turbines. But in an unprecedented move, it also ordered a 20-percent across-the-board reduction in nuclear plants' output. Industry sources said it is the first time that all plants have been affected.
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EDF ‘in big trouble’ says French nuclear expert

Financial problems facing EDF (Paris: FR0010242511 - news) could force the French energy giant to pull out of the £14bn project to build the first of a new generation of nuclear power plants in Britain, a French expert has warned.

Mycle Schneider, a former energy adviser to the French government, questioned whether EDF could finance the investment.

“EDF is in big trouble. The whole of the nuclear power industry in France is in big trouble,” he said.
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N. Korea shows signs it may conduct 4th nuclear test: Seoul minister

A South Korean government minister in charge of relations with North Korea said Monday there are indications that the North is prepared to carry out its fourth nuclear test.

"All I can say is there are such signs," Unification Minister Ryoo Kihl Jae told a parliamentary session. But he declined to elaborate, saying, "It's not appropriate for me to reveal details about intelligence matters."

Earlier Monday, a South Korean government source, cited by the JoongAng Daily, said North Korea appears to be making preparations for a fourth underground nuclear weapons test at a site in Punggye-ri, the same site where it conducted its third test.
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Lovely, that insane man should not have any access to weapons of this nature.
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today in tokyo, we know gobernment is lie and GLP is true coz government say no one is die, but glp is is say millions die, we all is happy that glp is true and gobernment is lie so we know millions die and we always say millions die, its so conspiracy that gobernment lie and we know truth.

fuck thos fukushim people for not being conspiracy, they deserve to die for bein sheeples.

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We have NEVER said Fukushima people deserve to die. We have questioned the "facts" put forth by Tepco and the government agencies (both US and Japan). This thread was made to spread news from many countries with a hope of understanding things as they are. As for death, radiation is not usually a quick process, but a bioaccumulation over many years.
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Here we go again... a third tank leaking...

Another Fukushima storage tank leaking

Another tank storing contaminated water at the troubled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant has developed problems. This is the third tank to leak at the plant.

Tokyo Electric Power Company had been moving contaminated water into the tank from an underground tank that was found to have leaked 120 tons of water last week.

The chlorine level at a monitoring point between triple-layered insulating sheets at the receiving tank stood at 910 parts per million on Tuesday, compared to 4 ppm on Monday. This indicates water leakage.
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Iran opens 2 uranium mines, yellowcake plant

Iran says it has increased its nuclear capability by starting production of yellowcake, or raw uranium, at a new facility.

The Iranian government announced on Tuesday that it had opened 2 uranium mines on the outskirts of Yazd city in central Iran and activated a yellowcake plant at Ardakan.

It says the country is now capable of producing more than 60 tons of yellowcake annually.
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IAEA to examine Fukushima decommissioning process

Experts from the International Atomic Energy Agency say they will inspect the decommissioning process at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant for the first time later this month.

IAEA officials will visit the plant from April 17th to 19th.

They will speak to officials from the plant's operator, Tokyo Electric Power Company. They will also meet with officials from the Natural Resources and Energy Agency.

They are expected to suggest ways of dealing with leaks of contaminated water from underground tanks at the plant.

The inspectors are expected to review the entire decommissioning process. They will also check measures to protect workers from exposure to radiation.
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TEPCO may run out of space for radioactive water

TOKYO — Tokyo Electric Power Co (TEPCO) said on Monday it does not have enough tank space should it need to move contaminated water from storage pits that started leaking over the weekend at its wrecked Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant.

Two years after the worst nuclear disaster in a quarter of a century, TEPCO is struggling with breakdowns and glitches in its jerry-rigged cooling system to keep reactors and spent fuel pools in a safe state known as cold shutdown.

The utility does not have enough sturdy, above-ground tanks it is building to take the water from the pits, a TEPCO general manager, Masayuki Ono, said at a news conference at the company’s headquarters.

TEPCO engineers have not decided whether to transfer the water to above-ground tanks, Ono said. The plant’s seven storage pits are lined with water-proof sheets meant to keep the contaminated water from leaking into the soil.
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Clueless girl... she should concentrate on racing and stay out of energy politics...

IndyCar Driver Helps Nuclear Energy Leaders Raise Industry Awareness

BIRMINGHAM, Ala., April 8, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Southern Nuclear employees received a visit on Thursday, April 4, from the Nuclear Clean Air Energy IndyCar race team, including all-star driver Simona De Silvestro. Several hundred employees attended the event and had their photographs taken next to De Silvestro, who began the racing season with a sixth place finish at St. Petersburg. De Silvestro and the race team were in town to compete in the Honda Indy Grand Prix of Alabama at the Barber Motorsports Park.

"A lot of people recognize solar and wind, but don't realize that nuclear power provides the majority of America's clean energy," said De Silvestro at the event. "We need to keep talking to students to help them understand that science, technology, engineering and math are cool."

Steve Kuczynski, president and CEO, Southern Nuclear, said, "We appreciate AREVA, Simona and the Nuclear Clean Air Energy IndyCar race team for spending time with our employees while they were in Birmingham. This was an exciting experience for our employees. The event provided a valuable opportunity to work with an industry partner to increase the awareness and education of nuclear energy while showcasing Simona and the race car."
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German Nuclear Operators to Pay for $2.6 Billion Waste Site

German nuclear-power operators will have to pay an estimated 2 billion euros ($2.6 billion) for identifying and building an atomic-waste depository, Environment Minister Peter Altmaier said.

“The cost of dealing with nuclear waste will be borne by those who produced it,” Altmaier said today in an interview on N24 television. “In the end, it’s also in the interests of the nuclear operators that we identify a depository.” RWE AG (RWE), EON SE and EnBW Energie Baden-Wuerttemberg AG (EBK) currently operate the country’s remaining nine nuclear plants, one of which is shared with Vattenfall AB.
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Edison hopes to start up San Onofre by June 1
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Energy secretary nominee Moniz says no more Hanford status quo

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Ex-Regulator Says Reactors Are Flawed
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All 104 nuclear power reactors now in operation in the United States have a safety problem that cannot be fixed and they should be replaced with newer technology, the former chairman of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission said on Monday. Shutting them all down at once is not practical, he said, but he supports phasing them out rather than trying to extend their lives.

(It)is not unusual in that various anti-nuclear groups take the same stance. But it is highly unusual for a former head of the nuclear commission to so bluntly criticize an industry whose safety he was previously in charge of ensuring.

Asked why he did not make these points when he was chairman, Dr. Jaczko said in an interview after his remarks, “I didn’t really come to it until recently.”
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Ex-Regulator Says Reactors Are Flawed
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Asked why he did not make these points when he was chairman, Dr. Jaczko said in an interview after his remarks, “I didn’t really come to it until recently.”
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“I was just thinking about the issues more, and watching as the industry and the regulators and the whole nuclear safety community continues to try to figure out how to address these very, very difficult problems,” which were made more evident by the 2011 Fukushima nuclear accident in Japan, he said. “Continuing to put Band-Aid on Band-Aid is not going to fix the problem.”

Dr. Jaczko made his remarks at the Carnegie International Nuclear Policy Conference in Washington in a session about the Fukushima accident. Dr. Jaczko said that many American reactors that had received permission from the nuclear commission to operate for 20 years beyond their initial 40-year licenses probably would not last that long. He also rejected as unfeasible changes proposed by the commission that would allow reactor owners to apply for a second 20-year extension, meaning that some reactors would run for a total of 80 years.
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Nuclear's dirty secret...



The Coming Nuclear Waste Disaster
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Engineers around the world have done a great job developing nuclear technologies to serve mankind’s many endeavors: medical devices, power generators, naval propulsion systems, or the most formidable weapons ever built, so formidable that they could largely wipe out mankind and its many endeavors.

However, engineers haven’t figured out yet what to do with the highly radioactive and toxic materials nuclear technologies leave behind. They leak through corroded containers, contaminate soil, water, and air, and after decades, we try to deal with them somehow, but mainly we’re shuffling that problem to the next generation. The enormous sums coming due over time were never included in the original costs.


For example, the Hanford Nuclear Reservation in Washington State, the largest, most daunting environmental cleanup project in the US. More than 11,000 people work on it.

After these wastes are retrieved from the tanks, the plant will chemically separate the waste into two streams of differing radioactive hazard and solidify them into glass in stainless steel canisters. The low-radioactivity glass will be disposed of onsite, while the high-level waste glass will be shipped offsite for permanent disposal once a repository is available.

Turns out, almost none of it, according to the report, can be done safely or at all. And that “repository?” It doesn’t exist. Despite decades of trying, the US has not been able to come up with one.

As a result of starting to build the dang thing before they solved the major technical problems, they now have a mess on their hands; and pending a solution to “the remaining technical issues,” explained DOE spokeswoman, Aoife McCarthy, construction has now stopped.

The Board raised “a serious question as to whether this plant is going to work at all,” said Senate Energy Committee Chairman Ron Wyden, a Democrat from Oregon. The report lists design problems that could lead to mechanical breakdowns, chemical explosions, and nuclear reactions.

But leaving the highly radioactive and toxic sludge in the underground tanks would be dangerous as well. The older single-shell tanks are leaking. And as the report explains, many of the “double-shell tanks currently have enough flammable gas retained in the waste that, if released in the tank headspace, could create a flammable atmosphere.” And blow up.

“These are the questions that should have been resolved at the front end,” groaned Senator Wyden.
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TEPCO admits contaminated water leaking from multiple temporary storage pits at Fukushima Daiichi
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Tepco concealing all the radiation data about water reservoir leakage
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Gov't, Naraha mayor in talks to allow radioactive waste storage facility

FUKUSHIMA — The mayor of Naraha in Fukushima Prefecture met with Environment Ministry officials on Monday and Tuesday to discuss whether the municipality should allow the establishment of an interim storage facility for radioactive waste from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant.

The town of Naraha falls within the 20-km-radius restricted zone spanning five other municipalities along the coast. Much of the debris caused by the magnitude 9.0 quake and the subsequent tsunami, thought to have amounted to around 474,000 tons, remains uncleared.
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Nuclear regulator approves new guidelines

Japan's nuclear regulator has approved a draft set of safety guidelines electric power companies must follow to prepare for emergencies such as natural disasters.

The Nuclear Regulation Authority on Wednesday approved the draft for guidelines to be adopted by July. Members of the group, together with experts, compiled the requirements over a period of about 6 months.

The rules call for utilities to enforce stricter rules in dealing with serious accidents such as earthquakes and tsunami. Most of the rules are preconditions that will need to be met in order to restart idled reactors.
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Ohi plant will fall under new safety rules

Japan's nuclear regulator on Wednesday approved a set of safety guidelines power companies must follow to prepare for emergencies, including natural disasters.

The Nuclear Regulation Authority says the new guidelines will be effective from July.

A lingering question has been how the new standards would be applied to 2 nuclear reactors currently operating in Ohi, western Japan.

NRA decided last month not to apply the new safety guidelines to them until their regular inspections later this year.

But the NRA says it plans to examine how well the 2 Ohi reactors meet the new standards before the new rules come into effect in July.
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Motegi halts use of underground Fukushima pools

Industry Minister Toshimitsu Motegi says he plans to have the operator of the troubled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant halt the use of underground pools that have leaked large amounts of contaminated water. He says contaminated water in the leaked pools will be quickly transferred to steel tanks above ground.
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TEPCO: Leaked underground pools not to be used

Tokyo Electric Power Company says it will stop using all underground pools that store contaminated water at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant after it found leaks in some of them.

TEPCO President Naomi Hirose made the announcement on Wednesday at the firm's regional office in Naraha, Fukushima Prefecture.

Hirose referred to a series of leaks found at 3 of the plant's 7 underground pools used to store radioactive wastewater.

He said TEPCO will transfer all the contaminated water to tanks and other facilities above ground to avoid further leaks.
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TEPCO to remove all radioactive water from troubled tanks by June

The operator of the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant on Wednesday unveiled a plan to transfer all the highly radioactive water stored in underground tanks to more reliable containers by the end of June to address the risks of further leaks.

Three of the seven underground tanks have been found to be leaking, and operator Tokyo Electric Power Co. has decided to empty not only those three but another tank as well. The tanks are used to store water for cooling reactors which experienced meltdowns during the 2011 nuclear crisis at the plant. A total of 23,600 tons of liquid will be pumped out by June.
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Activists protest government suit to have anti-nuke tents removed
A citizens' group that set up three tents in front of a ministry office building that have served as a rallying point for anti-nuclear demonstrators said April 8 it will fight a government lawsuit demanding their removal.

The central government filed a lawsuit on March 29 against two members of the citizens' group, Taro Fuchigami and Taichi Masakiyo. Fuchigami, a 70-year-old leader of the group, said they want to keep the tents in place and will challenge the government’s legal action in court.

“I’d like to appeal to the public for the importance of the tents," Fuchigami said. "They represent the public’s voice for a nuclear power free Japan.”

The tents were set up on the grounds of the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry's office building in Tokyo's Kasumigaseki district on Sept. 11, 2011, six months after the Great East Japan Earthquake set off the crisis at the Fukushima No. 1 nuclear power plant.

Government officials said the tents need to be removed because they disrupt the day-to-day activities of the ministry.

“We requested that the activists remove the tents, but nothing has been resolved," a top industry ministry official said. "It will be best to ask the court to judge the case objectively.”

Although crowds visiting the tents have become smaller since they were first pitched, the anti-nuke protest group still receives encouragement and support from visitors from all across Japan.

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Government won't request electricity-saving efforts this summer

For the first time since the Fukushima nuclear disaster started, the government will not ask people to save electricity this summer because utilities are expected to have sufficient supplies, sources said April 8.

Supply is expected to exceed demand by 6.3 percent on a nationwide average, excluding Okinawa Prefecture, even if all idled nuclear reactors remain offline.

Electric power companies have been increasing thermal power generation while energy-saving efforts of residents and companies have spread since the triple meltdown at the Fukushima No. 1 nuclear power plant in March 2011.

The Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry on April 9 is scheduled to hold a subcommittee meeting to check the supply-demand situation for this summer after electric power companies show their prospects. The government will make a final decision as early as this month on its plan to not request electricity-saving efforts this summer, the sources said.

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Germany launches new search for nuclear waste dump site

Germany decided Tuesday to start a fresh search for a radioactive waste depot site in the country, delaying by years a tough decision on an issue that has divided the nation for three decades.

Under the government plan, an expert committee will be set up by late 2015 to search for a suitable underground site by 2031 where waste from Germany's atomic power plants could be safely entombed in perpetuity.
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