Nuclear News: What Happened in 2022?
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01, 2023
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10, 2022
Developments in Hydrogen: Federal Support and Market Outlook
Hydrogen has not typically received significant federal support compared to other clean energy technologies, but the recent federal legislations such as the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and the Inflation Reduction Act provide strong federal support for hydrogen energy technologies. Under the Inflation Reduction Act, there are significant tax incentives for both the production and end uses
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02, 2022
2022 GABI-Mirae Seminar Series: Meeting 1 – Project Overview
The US-Korea bilateral partnership has long been a cornerstone of international nuclear cooperation and has far-reaching international implications. Russia dominates the nuclear reactor export market accounting for 70% of reactor exports globally with 13 projects underway or nearing completion. The project goals for the GABI-Mirae-KNA seminars are to develop cooperation strategies between the two countries
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08, 2021
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07, 2021
Global Hydrogen Technology R&D Status
The current global focus on hydrogen is driven by two main factors. First, the foundation of hydrogen is strong, as a number of proven technologies have emerged. Second, businesses and governments are aware of the shared problem of climate change, and they have realized that reaching climate goals are impossible without the utilization of hydrogen
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06, 2021
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03, 2021
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12, 2020
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10, 2020
GABI Virtual Workshop – Advanced Reactor Licensing
Fulfilling the promise of advanced nuclear will, particularly in the U.S., require addressing issues of cost competitiveness. A major part of this challenge is the development of a regulatory framework that allows certainty and clarity for advanced reactor vendors navigating the licensing process. Historically, the NRC has employed a prescriptive approach that has been adapted
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04, 2020
International Co-financing of Nuclear Reactors between the U.S. and its Allies (Virtual Event)
The high capital costs and financial risks associated with new-build nuclear plant projects necessitate innovative solutions, financing sources, and business models. One possible means of addressing some of these issues is the establishment of partnerships between the U.S. and its close allies to co-finance new nuclear construction. International cooperation in putting together comprehensive and attractive