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News
TVO prepares for more delays to OL3 nuclear project
12 February 2013

Finnish utility TVO says that it is �preparing for the possibility� that the Olkiluoto 3 EPR will not be ready for regular electricity production until 2016; more than a decade after construction began.

OL3 construction in December 2012
Credit: Credit: TVO/Hannu Huovila
OL3 construction in December 2012

Sellafield to be prosecuted over nuclear waste error
Amano expresses "deep regret" over North Korea weapons tests
Electrabel gears up for more tests at Doel 3 and Tihange 2
US regulators give Fermi 3 environmental ok
Atkins to increase support for EDF's operating plants
Sequoyah nuclear plant applies for operating licence extension
Duke to retire Crystal River nuclear plant
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Tenders
Four companies in the running for UK nuclear site competition
14 January 2013

The UK Nuclear Decommissioning Authority has confirmed that four organisations are set to embark on the next phase of the �7 billion ($12bn) competition to run 12 historic UK nuclear sites.


Box transfer facility project, UK, (Deadline: 31st January 2013)
System for SNF Handling and Transport at Andreeva Bay, Russia, (Deadline: 12 February 2013)
Radioactive waste treatment services, Spain, (Deadline: 7 January 2013)
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Fukushima news
TEPCO gears up for Fukushima decom, and lays ground for deregulation

TEPCO has published a plan to implement corporate reforms, which also includes plans and schedules for research and development facilities to support decommissioning of Fukushima Daiichi.

TEPCO Fukushima-Daiichi decommissioning R&D centre roadmap
TEPCO Fukushima-Daiichi decommissioning R&D; centre roadmap

TEPCO floats balloon to spy on Fukushima Daiichi unit 1 refuelling floor
TEPCO peers inside Fukushima Daiichi unit 1 PCV
While TEPCO gets into the unit 4 reactor, it sets up reform bodies
Close-up look at unit 4 fuel and walls
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Features
Crystal clean

A system that cleans fuel with the same operating principle as jewellery cleaners has been used for a sampling analysis of crud at Ringhals 4. By Will Dalrymple


Steady and safe
Hitachi buys Horizon of UK
Capturing 30 years of BWR ECP experience
Amine-based chemistry
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Comment
Beat the cheats

Maybe it is just the time of year (I write this in mid-December) but I have been thinking a lot about procurement. The South Korean nuclear regulator has shut down Yonggwang 5&6 nuclear power plant because of the discovery of forged quality certificates for some 5000 components such as fuses and switches. That may be a drop in the ocean for an NPP, but it is still a lot of components; how could it happen?

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Viewpoint
A write-off

Why are North American plants dying? By Caroline Peachey


IAEA: what for?
Why subs matter
IAEA projects slower growth of nuclear energy to 2030
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