Энергетическое взаимодействие России и Турции поступательно развивается по всем направлениям энергетики, её опорным точками остаются вопросы развития поставок энергоресурсов - нефти и нефтепродуктов, а также природного газа по газопроводу “Турецкий поток”.

Безуглеродные источники энергии – гидроэлектростанции, атомные электростанции, возобновляемые источники энергии – в 2020 году заняли 40,8% в структуре российской генерации, рассказал директор Департамента развития электроэнергетики Минэнерго России Андрей Максимов

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has revised up its projections of the potential growth of nuclear power capacity for electricity generation during the coming decades.

Under Spain's nuclear phase-out policy, its nuclear fleet is scheduled to shut down by 2035.

The IAEA Board of Governors is meeting at the Agency's headquarters in Vienna, Austria. Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi addressed the Board on important issues, including Iran.

The training programme for the El-Dabaa personnel will begin with by a Russian language course, which students will study for six months.

The IMSR400 is a molten salt reactor with integrated components that can to supply heat directly to industrial facilities or use it to generate up to 195 MW of electrical power.

Coal still powers 60% of Czech district heat. IEA said the country should develop clean options like large heat pumps and consider whether small nuclear reactors can take some of the role after 2030.

A meeting between His Excellency Mr. Mohammad Eslami, Vice-President and the Head of Atomic Energy Organization of the Islamic Republic of Iran (AEOI) and His Excellency Mr. Rafael Grossi, Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) took place on September 12, during his visit to Tehran.

"The nuclear sector in the USA enjoys a robust track record in terms of annual operations, as measured by reliability, safety and zero-carbon generation," he said.

What fuels increased electricity production year-on-year? Coal – up 34.7% (112.5 million MWh) Wind – up 10% (17.4) Solar – up 29% (12.6)

The MBIR is a 150 MWt, sodium-cooled fast reactor and will have a design life of up to 50 years.

Nuclear generation capacity is expected to grow by 2.6% annually, reaching 615 GWe by 2040

Following a two-year consultation process coordinated by the EU Technical Assistance Facility (TAF) for Sustainable Energy, the five African power pools selected IRENA and the IAEA to support the continent’s modelling and capacity needs.

In March 2020, the French government allowed EDF to postpone the deadline for commissioning the reactor to 2024.