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Flow or Leak Detection In Nuclear Power Plants With Accurate, Reliable FLT93 FlexSwitch

Flow or Leak Detection In Nuclear Power Plants With Accurate, Reliable FLT93 FlexSwitch

Ideal for Flood Alarm, Condensate Pot Level, Turbine Water Level, Pump Protection, Reactor Core Coolant, Level Interface Detection & Temperature. Process and plant engineers responsible for nuclear power plants who need various alarms and indicators for use in liquid, air, gas, or for interface service will find the FLT93 Series FlexSwitch® from Fluid Components International (FCI) ...

ByFluid Components International LLC. (FCI)


Nuclear Power Plant and Equipment Market Size Will Hit USD 50,128.4 Million By 2026

Nuclear Power Plant and Equipment Market Size Will Hit USD 50,128.4 Million By 2026

According to the report, The global Nuclear Power Plant and Equipment market in 2019 is approximately USD 38,839.8 Million. ...

ByFacts & Factors Research


NDE Technology - Heat Exchanger Inspections

NDE Technology - Heat Exchanger Inspections

During nuclear power plant heat exchanger inspections, some of the most vital tasks are the most mundane. “It’s tough for the inspection team when they’re assigned to test literally tens of thousands of tubes in a window of less than two weeks,” says Marc Brown, Principal Level III and a partner at NDE Technology in Jackson, Mich., which specializes in eddy current and ...

ByZetec, Inc


U.S. Department of Energy`s Secretary Perry Orders Study on Grid Reliability, Market Distortions

U.S. Department of Energy`s Secretary Perry Orders Study on Grid Reliability, Market Distortions

Rick Perry, secretary of the U.S. Department of Energy, has asked the agency to prepare a study on the country's electric grid which will offer policy recommendations to ensure that reliable, baseload generation sources are preserved. "There are significant changes occurring within the electric system that could profoundly affect the economy and even national security, and as such, these changes ...

BySmart Grid Observer


MiniLab™ 153 Enters Nuclear Power Plants

MiniLab™ 153 Enters Nuclear Power Plants

Sending samples to outside laboratories can be particularly expensive for nuclear power plants, as many outside laboratories are not equipped to handle radioactive samples and those that can often charge high rates for doing so. ...

ByAMETEK Spectro Scientific


U.S. Senate forwards bill to license advanced nuclear power

U.S. Senate forwards bill to license advanced nuclear power

A bipartisan group of U.S. Senators easily advanced a bill last week that will update regulations to help drive advanced nuclear power plants into the market. The Senate Environment and Public Works Committee voted 18-3 to pass the bill, sponsored by Sen. John Barrasso (R-Wyoming), which is an updated version of a similar bill that stalled in the Senate last year. The bill would require the ...

ByElectric Utility Consultants, Inc. (EUCI)


Nuclear Energy Institute Offers A Look At Nuclear Technology Innovations

Nuclear Energy Institute Offers A Look At Nuclear Technology Innovations

Within 25 to 30 years, a U.S. electric grid built on a foundation of light water reactors will include a range of new designs that will provide a wide array of critical capabilities to meet the energy needs of the future, according to the Nuclear Energy Institute. These designs are the outgrowth of decades of innovation from scientists and entrepreneurs who see a new generation of nuclear ...

BySmart Grid Observer


Nuclear records paper over flaws

Nuclear records paper over flaws

The nuclear industry is celebrating breaking records that have stood for a quarter of a century − but a new update on its successes still fails to disperse the clouds over its future. Ten new nuclear reactors came on line last year worldwide, and more new reactors are being built than at any time since 1990. According to the report by the World Nuclear Association (WNA), there were 66 ...

ByClimate News Network


‘Don’t Nuke the Climate,’ Groups Warn Paris Negotiators

‘Don’t Nuke the Climate,’ Groups Warn Paris Negotiators

June 17, 2015 (ENS) – Clean energy groups from around the world Tuesday launched an anti-nuclear petition to world leaders in support of a “nuclear-free, carbon-free path” at the United Nations climate summit in Paris in December. There, governments are expected to approve a new universal legally-binding agreement to curb the greenhouse gases blamed for sending the planetary ...

ByEnvironment News Service (ENS)


Nation`s biggest nuclear firm makes a play for green money

Nation`s biggest nuclear firm makes a play for green money

The biggest player in the beleaguered nuclear power industry wants a place alongside solar, wind and hydroelectric power collecting extra money for producing carbon-free electricity. Exelon Corp., operator of the largest fleet of U.S. nuclear plants, says it could have to close three of them if Illinois rejects the company's pitch to let it recoup more from consumers since the plants do not ...

ByThe Associated Press


US Government issues loans for the first nuclear reactors in 30 years

US Government issues loans for the first nuclear reactors in 30 years

Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz will travel to Waynesboro, Georgia on Thursday to issue approximately $6.5 billion in loan guarantees for two new nuclear reactors at the Alvin W. Vogtle Electric Generating Plant. The reactors will be the first new nuclear facilities in about three decades. The terms of the loan agreement were tentatively offered to Southern Company in 2010, but low natural gas ...

ByGreentech Media


World Clean Energy Investment Heads for Second Successive Annual Fall

World Clean Energy Investment Heads for Second Successive Annual Fall

The main crumb of comfort in the figures is that installation of solar photovoltaic power capacity worldwide is set to hit a new record in 2013 – at some 36.7GW. ...

ByBloomberg New Energy Finance


Development banks finance record amount in clean energy

Development banks finance record amount in clean energy

Clean energy financing by the world’s development banks increased 19% last year to break through the $100bn-a-year barrier for the first time. The top three banks were Germany’s KfW, China Development Bank and the Brazilian Development Bank (BNDES). In 2012 development banks financed $109bn in renewable energy, energy efficiency, and electrical transmission and distribution, ...

ByBloomberg New Energy Finance


China’s power sector heads towards a cleaner future

China’s power sector heads towards a cleaner future

China’s power capacity will more than double by 2030 and renewables including large hydro will account for more than half of new plants, eroding coal’s dominant share and attracting investment of $1.4 trillion. ...

ByBloomberg New Energy Finance


San Onofre nuke plant to close after bitter fight

San Onofre nuke plant to close after bitter fight

The demise of California's San Onofre nuclear power plant began with an attempt to fix it. A $670 million equipment swap in 2009 and 2010 went haywire, leaving Southern California Edison on Friday with two idle reactors, more than $500 million in bills and a federal decision on a possible restart nowhere in sight. The company decided to close it, permanently. The announcement triggered a ...

ByThe Associated Press


Calif. utility will close troubled nuclear plant

Calif. utility will close troubled nuclear plant

The troubled San Onofre nuclear power plant on the California coast is closing after an epic 16-month battle over whether the twin reactors could be safely restarted with millions of people living nearby, officials announced Friday. Operator Southern California Edison said in a statement it will retire the twin reactors because of uncertainty about the future of the plant, which faced a tangle ...

ByThe Associated Press


Bechtel Awarded EPC Contract for Nuclear Project

Bechtel Awarded EPC Contract for Nuclear Project

Bechtel has been awarded a contract to provide engineering, procurement, and construction services for replacing three steam generators at Unit 2 of FirstEnergy Nuclear Operating Company's (FENOC) Beaver Valley Nuclear Power Station in Shippingport, Pennsylvania. Bechtel replaced three steam generators at Beaver Valley Unit 1 in 2006. "We have a long-standing relationship with FENOC and look ...

ByBechtel Corporation


A global drilling fund could solve geothermal’s catch-22

A global drilling fund could solve geothermal’s catch-22

The mature and zero-carbon technology of geothermal power is being held back by the cost and uncertainty of drilling wells, but new research suggests a possible answer The Catch-22 problem that is holding back world investment in geothermal power could be addressed via the establishment of a “global geothermal exploration drilling fund”, with either private investors and banks or ...

ByBloomberg New Energy Finance


Westinghouse and State Nuclear Power Technology Corp. Form Joint Venture to Better Serve Global Market

Westinghouse and State Nuclear Power Technology Corp. Form Joint Venture to Better Serve Global Market

Westinghouse Electric Company and State Nuclear Power Technology Corp. (SNPTC) today announced the opening of a joint venture, SNPTC-WEC Nuclear Power Technical Services (Beijing) Co., Ltd, to provide supplier qualification services to the global AP1000® nuclear power plant ...

ByToshiba America Inc. (TAI)


Platts Survey: High Capital Costs and Maintaining Public Confidence Cited as Greatest Challenges Facing European Nuclear Power Markets

Platts Survey: High Capital Costs and Maintaining Public Confidence Cited as Greatest Challenges Facing European Nuclear Power Markets

High capital costs and maintaining public confidence are seen as the greatest challenges facing the European nuclear power industry, according to a recent survey conducted by Platts, a leading global energy, petrochemical and metals information provider. The survey included more than 100 utilities, builders, consultancies, and regulators in Europe and precedes the eighth annual Platts European ...

ByS&P Global Platts

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