Nuclear Power
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Hungary Initiates Emergency Danube Engineering to Save Paks Nuclear Plant
Hungary is building a riverbed sill and may sink barges in the Danube to prevent the Paks nuclear plant from shutting down amid record-low water levels.
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Danube River Hits Historic Lows, Forcing Nuclear Output Cuts in Hungary and Romania
Historic drought across Central Europe has dropped the Danube to record lows, forcing nuclear power plants to cut output and halting river-based cargo and tourism.
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Ed Miliband Faces Criticism Over Fuel Pricing and Nuclear Plans
UK Energy Secretary Ed Miliband is challenged by petrol retailers over fuel price rhetoric while pushing deregulation for UK nuclear power development.
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U.S. Hydrogen Tax Credit: Clarity for Industry, Progress for Sustainability
The U.S. Treasury’s release of final rules for hydrogen tax credits under section 45V of the Inflation Reduction Act marks a pivotal moment for the burgeoning hydrogen industry. Long hailed as a critical tool for decarbonizing heavy industry and long-haul…

