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- 6 centrales nucléaires jamais démarrées
- 9 Things You Need To Know About The Nuclear Deal And Energy Justice
- 2010-2019 De Fukushima à Flamanville, la décennie noire du nucléaire
- 2017: The PV year in review
- Tiefschlag für die Nuklearindustrie
- Jak zestátnit reaktory? Nejen česká vláda hledá cestu k výstavbě nových bloků
- Can small modular reactors save nuclear energy?
- Türkiye’nin 3. nükleer santral planı: ’Anlaşma kesinleşirse Çin’in yurt dışındaki en büyük yatırımı olacak’
- Talet om att dubbla kärnkraften är bortom all rim och reson
- « Nucléaire : comment les vieux réacteurs jouent les prolongations dans le monde entier »
- Japans umstrittene Kernenergie—Dieses Fischerdorf will kein Endlager
- « La souveraineté énergétique française passe par le nucléaire, n’en déplaise à l’Union européenne »
- „Renaissance oder nicht?: Die Zukunft der Atomernergie in der EU“
- “Nuclear Turns Fashionable”
- Why a new era for US nuclear looks unlikely
- 八張圖看世界核能產業報告：數據駁斥核能復興，核電成本增加36%
- “Canada and Ontario are turning to nuclear energy as a green solution. Here’s the problem with that”
- Opinion: “No, nuclear power isn’t the ‘big bazooka’ climate fix you might think”
- “China-led Asia rises in nuclear energy development amid the ongoing energy crisis”
- “What now for Germany’s remaining nuclear waste?”
- “Germany to turn off nuclear power, but others not ready yet”
- „AKW weltweit—Stabil am Abklingen“
- In eine strahlende Zukunft?
- »Ach ja, die Deutschen«
- Beijing and Moscow dominate global nuclear energy trade
- Centrales nucléaires : la Chine et la Russie dominent le commerce mondial de l’atome
- The ups and downs of the global nuclear industry
- Revers et retours en grâce du nucléaire dans le monde
- Quand deux anciens présidents parlent de politique nucléaire au Parlement
- “OPG formalizes new agreement with two companies to standardize nuclear reactor design”
- „Wie sinnvoll ist Wasserstoff aus Atomkraft?“
- “Being Pro-Nuclear Won’t Be Enough—Here’s Why”
- „Die neue Strahlkraft“
- « Énergie nucléaire : un marché dominé par la Chine et la Russie »
- « Malgré les discours, le nucléaire mondial a encore décliné en 2022 dans le monde »
- Kyiv wants sanctions on Russia’s nuclear sector. But for the EU, the stakes are too high
- Guerre en Ukraine : “Aucune centrale nucléaire au monde n’a été construite pour fonctionner dans un contexte de guerre !”
- « Relancer le nucléaire en France, la grande équation financière »
- “Assessing the cost and feasibility of France’s nuclear future”
- “How did the US nuclear industry fare in 2022?”
- Ein Teppich für Debatten—Der World Nuclear Industry Status Report
- „Schwere Wiedergeburt: Gibt es die Renaissance der Kernkraft?“
- Il nucleare russo non si tocca: perché Europa e Usa non lo sanzionano
- Russian nuclear energy, the industry that has gone unsanctioned by the West
- Le nucléaire russe, l’autre dépendance énergétique européenne
- “Can the French nuclear industry avoid meltdown?”
- “Nuclear Power Is Not the Answer”
- Japan’s Changing Nuclear Energy Policy
- L’énergie nucléaire sur la route du déclin
- U.S. Nuclear Reactors Among The Oldest In The World [Infographic]
- Quel âge ont nos centrales nucléaires ?
- «Nucleare: a che punto siamo?»
- « Avec le nucléaire, la France s’aligne sur les stratégies industrielles d’États autoritaires »
- „Weltbericht für 2022 sieht erneuerbare Energien vor Kernkraft“
- “New report paints gloomy picture of the world’s nuclear industry”
- „Atomkraft-Anteil an der Stromversorgung sinkt“
- «La vulnerabilità delle centrali nucleari in tempo di guerra»
- Westinghouse Deal Latest Signal of a Nuclear Power Revival
- Welche Länder setzen auf Atomkraft - der World Nuclear Status Report
- Die Realität der Atomkraft – Anteil der Kernenergie am Strommix sinkt weltweit unter zehn Prozent
- Ukraine War Shows New Risk to Nuclear Power’s Next Small Thing
- Ukraine, Russia blame each other for nuclear plant shelling
- Explosive Lage
- Energiewirtschaft in Europa: Atomoffensive bleibt aus
- Epileptic power: Experts make case for nuclear energy development
- « …Et elles rayonneront éternellement ! »
- „Marode Meiler und Hitze: Deutsche Solaranlagen hängen Frankreichs AKW ab“
- «Calenda si ributta sul nucleare. Con uno studio farsa»
- Adila Isfandiari & Tata Mustasya: “Support real transition, don’t hijack renewable energy bill”
- „Frankreich kauft massiv Strom ein, weil Atommeiler ausfallen - mit Folgen für Bayern“
- “Nuclear power is gaining support after years of decline. But old hurdles remain”
- Scott Ludlam: “Why nuclear energy won’t work in Australia”
- Editorial: “Nuclear power is unlikely for Australia, but let’s have the debate”
- „Die Atom-Debatte ist ein Fake und Lindner weiß das“
- Überblick in Grafiken: Wo auf der Welt stehen eigentlich Atomkraftwerke?
- Old and costly, nuclear energy has reliable friends
- Will Ukrainian crisis help bring nuclear in from the cold in Europe?
- Düstere Zukunft der Kernenergie — „Atomkraft ist eine aussterbende Spezies“
- Verlängerung der AKW-Laufzeiten? — „Kernbrennstoff kann man nicht bei Aldi kaufen“
- Nucléaire : un nombre record de réacteurs à l’arrêt
- How much nuclear power does the UK use and is it safe?
- Teurer Atomstrom—Ausfälle von Atomkraftwerken: Frankreich zahlt exorbitante Strompreise
- Thorium-fueled nuclear reactors will not help cut emissions
- Relancer le nucléaire ? Une mauvaise affaire pour le climat
- Renaissance der Atomkraft?
- Going nuclear: Should nations unilaterally decide?
- Frankreich: Rechnungshof auf atomkritischem Kurs
- Auslaufmodell Atomkraft
- The Conversation — Nucléaire en France : un peu, beaucoup, passionnément, à la folie… ?
- Wie EDF vom grünen EU-Label profitiert
- Current Climate: Solar Roofs’ Mainstream Route, Electric Batteries’ Recycling Imperative, And A Chat About Nuclear Energy
- Pourquoi le nucléaire historique plombe EDF en Bourse
- Mit Volldampf zurück
- Brauchen wir doch noch Atomkraft?
- Pro & Contra I Ist die Energiewende ohne Atomkraft zu schaffen?
- Kernspaltung in Europa
- Kommt das Comeback der Atomkraft?
- Der Tag: Atomenergie – Retter in der Klimakrise?
- « France 2030 : quel avenir industriel pour les SMR, ces ’petits’ réacteurs nucléaires vantés par Emmanuel Macron ? »
- How Far Have We Really Gotten With Alternative Energy?
- U.K., Joining Trend, Sees Nuclear as Key to Cut Carbon Emissions
- Ces pays qui continuent à miser sur le nucléaire
- „Atomkraft, ja bitte!“
- „Jedes abgeschaltete Atomkraftwerk ist eine Investitionsgarantie“
- Do France’s plans for small nuclear reactors have hidden agenda?
- Was steckt hinter Frankreichs Plänen für Mini-Atomreaktoren?
- ‘Fantasy PowerPoint Designs’ Won’t Deliver Nuclear Power in Time to Solve Climate Change
- Die Welt produziert immer weniger Atomstrom
- « EDF a sous-estimé la culture du secret du régime chinois »
- “Can Nuclear Power Stay Relevant in a World Filled with Renewables?”
- Four takeaways from the 2021 World Nuclear Industry Status Report
- Klimawandel stoppt Atomkraft
- En déclin, le nucléaire distancé par les renouvelables
- The Countries With the Most Nuclear Reactors
- Renewables vs. Nuclear: 256-0
- Atomwirtschaft: Atomwirtschaft auf dem Rückzug
- Nuclear power: Downward trend ahead of climate summit
- Nucléaire : la Chine devance la France
- Vogtle Nuclear Plant in Georgia Faces More Construction Delays
- Le petit réacteur atomique SMR fait rêver les nucléaristes
- EDF franchit une étape pour ses six réacteurs nucléaires EPR en Inde
- En Inde, EDF en route pour construire 6 EPR d’un coup... soit la plus grande centrale nucléaire au monde
- Nucléaire : EDF fait un grand pas dans son gigantesque projet d’EPR en Inde
- Il faut parler de la place du nucléaire en France
- Tepco lapse a wake-up call for Japan’s nuclear security protocols, expert says
- Mycle Schneider : « La situation à la centrale de Fukushima n’est pas stabilisée »
- Nucléaire : Une filière mondiale sous perfusion
- A decade on from Fukushima, it’s time for Southeast Asia to bury its nuclear dream
- La décennie où la Chine s’est imposée comme la locomotive de l’énergie nucléaire
- Europe’s sputtering nuclear renaissance
- Dix ans après Fukushima, le nucléaire joue son joker
- Zehn Jahre nach Fukushima: Wo steht die Atomkraft heute?
- Opinion: What is the future of nuclear power?
- OPINION: Nuclear power has become irrelevant — like it or not
- Keine strahlende Zukunft
- Nuclear power not an option: Su
- Nuclear Power’s Prospects Cool a Decade After Fukushima Meltdowns
- La France va-t-elle manquer un jour d’électricité ?
- Chine, États-Unis… Le monde mise sur les énergies renouvelables
- A global nuclear phaseout or renaissance?
- Climate could pay the price as Europe’s nuclear plants age
- The Green Fantasy and Messy Reality of Nuclear Power
- Ottawa holds back on new funding for small nuclear reactors
- Three takeaways from the 2020 World Nuclear Industry Status Report
- China says it has completed development of CAP 1400 third-generation nuclear technology
- Erneuerbare überflügeln Atomkraft
- Nuclear Power Wants to Hitch Fortune to the Hottest New Fuel
- L’énergie renouvelable a « mieux résisté » à la pandémie que le nucléaire
- World’s operating nuclear fleet at 30 year low as new plants stall: report
- China Ditches US Nuclear Technology in Favour of Home-Grown Alternative
- Nucléaire : la Chine s’émancipe de l’industrie occidentale
- La première centrale nucléaire du monde arabe entre en service à Abu Dhabi
- Reactor roulette
- ‘Costly and unavailable’: Report condemns nuclear power
- There is still no place for nuclear energy in Australia
- UAE issues operating licence for Arab world’s first nuclear plant
- Arab World’s First Nuclear Reactor Cleared for Startup
- The Countries Operating The Most Nuclear Reactors
- EPR : pourquoi les Chinois y arrivent et pas nous ?
- Is This The Death Knell For Nuclear?
- Nuclear power ‘cannot rival renewable energy
- „Atomkraft verschlimmert die Klimakrise“
- Drei Gründe, warum Frankreich nicht von der Atomkraft lässt
- Could escalating costs mean ’game over’ for nuclear power and Sizewell C?
- « Où court le nucléaire français : vers la guérison ou à sa perte ? »
- Nuclear energy too slow, too expensive to save climate: report
- French regulator puts EDF Flamanville nuclear plant on safety watch
- Too expensive, too dangerous: the accusations tightening the noose around nuclear power
- We’re wasting too much energy on nuclear talk
- Dark Dawning: The Age of Nuclear Waste Begins
- Nuclear zombies
- IEA urges advanced economies to support nuclear as renewables cost continues to fall
- “There is no such thing as a zero or near-zero-emission nuclear power plant”
- Nucléaire : Les centrales de poche vont-elles sauver la filière ?
- In aftermath of Fukushima triple meltdown, Japan’s nuclear industry faces fierce headwind
- Zweifel am russischen „Exportboom“
- Atomkraft in Japan—Ein langsamer Tod
- Business groups worried over energy future as Hitachi pulls out of Welsh nuclear plant
- Hitachi halts UK nuclear project as energy supply crunch looms
- L’idylle de la Chine avec le nucléaire
- China’s losing its taste for nuclear power. That’s bad news.
- Bau und Weiterbetrieb von unwirtschaftlichen AKW in der Welt – warum bloss?
- France reviews fast-breeder nuclear reactor project
- Nucléaire, l’exception française ? L’énergie nucléaire en France et dans le monde
- Der Spiegel (Germany): Macron, der Atomlobbyist
- Nucléaire : la France accède par la petite porte à Abu Dhabi
- Nuclear power generation ‘waning’
- Teure Reaktoren: Militär will weiter Atomkraft
- Nucléaire : la Chine domine dans la mise en service de nouveaux réacteurs
- Nuklearenergie - „Relevanz für die Atomkraft verschwindet langsam“
- SA perspective in highly acclaimed World Nuclear Industry Status Report
- More solar power hurts nuclear energy. But it also hurts itself
- « La loi du marché dit que le nucléaire est mort et la France est en train de devenir une exception »
- L’industrie nucléaire en pleine déroute
- Moins compétitif, le nucléaire baisserait de 10% dans le monde d’ici à 2030
- Mycle Schneider : Dans le monde, « le nucléaire devient insignifiant »
- Nucléaire : L’atome recule partout sauf en Chine
- Nuclear power is being left behind, industry experts say
- „Für ein Europa ohne Atomkraft - OÖ als Vorreiter“
- EDF, Veolia target reactor dismantling gains ahead of UK closures
- ¿Por qué los ejércitos siguen apostando a la energía atómica?
- Asien vorne
- Warum Chinas Liebe zur Atomkraft erkaltet
- Is China powering the future of nuclear?
- Ghosts of Fukushima: The Evolution and Future of China’s Nuclear Power
- Energia: più rinnovabili e meno nucleare
- Les centrales nucléaires, espèce en voie d’extinction ?
- Le tout-nucléaire, une voie sans issue [Updated]
- Nuclear plant decommissioning outpacing new-build - report
- La Chine creuse l’écart dans le nucléaire de nouvelle génération
- China’s long game to dominate nuclear power relies on the UK
- A Double First in China for Advanced Nuclear Reactors
- [World nuclear exhibition] « Le nucléaire est en voie de disparition », pour Mycle Schneider auteur du WNISR 2018
- Centrale EPR de Flamanville : EDF maîtrise-t-elle vraiment son chantier ?
- Lieve, kleine scheurtjes
- Germany stays on track
- La energía nuclear, estancada
- In power hungry Philippines, some advocate a nuclear revival
- Klimaschutz: Atomkraft, ja bitte?
- France’s nuclear plans under pressure
- How Fukushima turned a nuclear advocate into an antinuclear champion
- Is the IEA underestimating renewables?
- Wind- und Solarenergie überholen Atomkraft
- Is China losing interest in nuclear power?
- A year in review: the trends in nuclear construction
- Nuclear power: Surviving on secrecy and misinformation
- Pourquoi Orano clôt le cycle de l’atome d’Areva
- Le nucléaire a du plomb dans l’atome
- Fukushima nuclear disaster: Lethal levels of radiation detected in leak seven years after plant meltdown in Japan
- Nuclear deterrent
- So close yet so far: China deal elusive for France’s Areva
- Westinghouse, Once an Industrial Powerhouse, Is on Brink of Sale
- Brookfield Business Partners to buy Westinghouse for $4.6 bln
- Explosion is not the only risk
- La Russie construit des centrales jusqu’au Soudan
- Meltdown-proof?
- Keinen Schimmer Hoffnung
- China’s nuclear power play falters in Britain
- Renewable power — progress or not?
- Report: Nuclear industry in terminal decline as China is set to miss 58-GW goal
- Vogtle Project gets federal loan guarantee of $3.7 billion
- Stay woke
- Nuclear Subsidies Are Bad Energy Policy
- Énergie: La filière nucléaire stagne dans le monde et l’avenir du secteur s’assombrit
- India third in nuclear power installations: study
- Nuclear Power: A Victim of Market and Technological Changes?
- EDF-Areva : le nucléaire, un marché de niche
- The Best Investment Of The Decade...
- World renewables blow nukes up
- The number of nuclear newbuild projects significantly dropped to a decade low
- Renewable Energy Industry Hotting Up as World Goes Cold on Nuclear Power
- Atomkraft geht die Puste aus
- Nuclear industry jeopardized
- Les énergies renouvelables ont le vent en poupe, le nucléaire patine
- Énergie : La filière nucléaire stagne dans le monde et l’avenir du secteur s’assombrit
- Le déclin du nucléaire se confirme
- Schweizer AKW-Park ist weltweit der älteste
- Nucléaire : 10 réacteurs de plus dans le monde en un an
- Nucléaire : le déclin devient irréversible, Vidéo (49 min) avec Mycle Schneider et Juan C. Rodriguez
- Nuclear newbuild projects at decade low: report
- Japan Plans to Expose Its People and 2020 Tokyo Olympians to Fukushima Radiation
- Nuclear experts say EDF’s Flamanville reactor safe to start -source
- Old Plans, Ongoing Handouts, New Spin
- Nuclear Power Is Booming in Asia as US Industry Struggles
- Nuclear slowdown: chart plots the countries ditching reactors for renewables
- Nuclear waste: Planning for the next million years
- Junk status may scupper nuke plan
- UK nuclear plant faces axe after Engie stake sale – analysts
- La débâcle des géants du nucléaire Westinghouse et Areva
- Bloomberg (US): Westinghouse Shifts From Building to Dismantling
- The Guardian (UK): Westinghouse bankruptcy move casts shadow over world nuclear industry
- Wall Street Journal (US): Toshiba’s Westinghouse Electric Files for Bankruptcy Protection
- The Observer (UK): Foreign companies flock to build nuclear plants in the UK
- Safe Haven (Canada): Death of Uranium and Renaissance of Vanadium (in Energy Storage)
- Reuters (UK): Areva factory ill-equipped to make nuclear parts - French watchdog
- Tagesschau (Germany): Wie hat Fukushima die Welt verändert?
- Catch News (India): Six years on, Fukushima disaster is still unfolding. Why does India refuse to heed the warning?
- Digital Journal (US): Georgia Power suspends plans to build nuclear power plant
- African Business Magazine (UK): Going nuclear: Africa’s energy future?
- The Economist (UK): Construction of most nuclear-power reactors is behind schedule
- Power Engineering (US): Ten Nuclear Plants Came Online in 2016, 55 under construction
- Zawya/Reuters (UAE): Investing in Africa’s Renewable Energy Sector
- Frankfurter Rundschau (Germany): “Wir brauchen andere Energie-Konzepte” [Interview mit Mycle Schneider]
- Les Echos (France): Nucléaire : les retards, loin d’être une exception française
- Wall Street Journal (US): Toshiba Shares Plunge Further Over Problems at Nuclear-Power Subsidiary
- Politico (Belgium): Europe’s radioactive embrace
- Wall Street Journal (US): Coverup at French Nuclear Supplier Sparks Global Review
- Energy Post Weekly (Belgium): Has the world come to the end of new nuclear?
- Jordan Times (Jordan): Jordan’s energy match: solar 1 nuclear 0
- Climate News Network (UK): Taxpayers face bill for nuclear crisis
- Le Temps (Switzerland): Les centrales suisses sont plus âgées qu’ailleurs dans le monde
- PowerFM987 (South Africa): Nuclear is Coming Fast [Audio, 9 min, with Mycle Schneider]
- Reuters (UK): Japan’s nuclear export ambitions hit wall as Vietnam set to rip up reactor order
- France Culture (France): Le souterrain—Ce qu’enfouir nos déchets nucléaires dit de nous [Audio, 59 min, avec Mycle Schneider]
- El Periodico de la Energìa (Spain): Las renovables acaban con el mito del renacimiento de la energía nuclear
- New Matilda (Australia): Renewable Energy Deniers And The Decline Of Nuclear Power
- EurActiv.com (Belgium): Global industry report dispels myth of ‘nuclear renaissance’
- EurActiv.de (Germany): Atomkraft: Die EU bremst das Ende aus
- Frankfurter Rundschau (Germany): Klimaschutz auch ohne Atomenergie
- Dawn (Pakistan): Miracle of wind
- Nuclear Engineering International (UK): Nuclear power in the world – pessimism or optimism?
- Greentech Media (US): Does the UK’s Hinkley Point Nuclear Project Have a Place in a Future With Cheap Renewables?
- Politico (Belgium): OPINION: The pros and cons of Hinkley Point [Tim Yeo/Mycle Schneider]
- Capital (France): “La stratégie nucléaire française basée sur l’EPR n’a pas d’avenir” [Interview Mycle Schneider]
- AP (US): China sets sights on new global export: nuclear energy
- Wall Street Journal (US): Japan Nuclear-Power Jitters Weigh on Global Uranium Market
- Politico (Belgium): David Cameron gives Theresa May £18bn Hinkley headache
- Deutschlandfunk (Germany): “Es ist China und der Rest der Welt” [Interview Mycle Schneider]
- Reuters (UK/Japan): New nuclear reactor builds fall to zero in H1 2016: report
- EE Publishers (South Africa): Discussing nuclear energy operations with Peter Prozesky, CEO of WANO
- Kyodo News (Japan): Atoms for Peace remains pipe dream
- WDR-Radio (Germany): “Komplett rausgeworfenes Geld” [Interview Mycle Schneider]
- Saarländischer Rundfunk (Germany): Kritik an französischer Atomaufsicht
- The Times (UK): Nuclear reactors could have faulty French components
- Bloomberg Businessweek (US): French Plans for a Nuclear Plant Begin to Look Like a Bad Deal for Britain
- U.S. News & World Report (US): 30 Years After Chernobyl, Anxious Eyes Turn to China
- Tageszeitung (Germany): „Ich habe Angst um die Konzerne“ [Interview Mycle Schneider]
- Asahi WebRonza (Japan): After the Paris-Agreement: Corporate Meltdown in the Nuclear Industry
- Engineering News (South Africa): Do we really need nuclear programme?
- National Public Radio (US): Unable To Compete On Price, Nuclear Power On The Decline In The U.S.
- BBC (UK): ’Slim chance’ Wylfa Newydd nuclear plant will go ahead
- Deutschland Radio (Germany): Die atomare Bedrohung [Interview Mycle Schneider]
- Reuters (UK): Militant interest in attacking nuclear sites stirs concern in Europe
- Tageszeitung (Germany): „AKW-Sabotage ist nicht schwer“ [Interview Mycle Schneider]
- Fin24 (South Africa): Future looks bleak for nuclear energy - expert
- Euractiv (Belgium): Atomenergie-Experten: Wirtschaftliche Krise bedroht Sicherheit der Reaktoren
- Business Day (South Africa): Nuclear power pros and cons up for debate
- Der Tagesspiegel (Germany): Die gefährlichsten Akws in Europa
- Radio 702 (South Africa): ’Nuclear is not only expensive, it is extremely slow’
- International Business Times (US): Calls grow to scrap ’worst ever’ Hinkley Point EDF nuclear deal and save the taxpayer £17bn
- Reporterre (France): La folle stratégie d’EDF pour faire échouer la transition énergétique
- Wirtschaftsblatt (Austria): Aktionäre der Atomkonzerne erleben Super-GAU
- Scientific American (US): 5 Years Later, the Fukushima Nuclear Disaster Site Continues to Spill Waste
- CounterPunch (US): Why the Current Nuclear Showdown in California Should Matter to You
- The Times (UK): Board of EDF delays vote to proceed with Hinkley Point nuclear facility
- China Dialogue (UK/China): World nuclear industry in decline
- The Ecologist (UK): Nuclear renaissance? Failing industry is running flat out to stand still
- Truthout (US): France Peddles Unsafe Nuclear Reactors to India, Drawing Protest
- Reuters (UK): French, Finnish reactor problems cast shadow over UK nuclear plan
- Business Day (South Africa): Necsa now embroiled in nuclear waste row
- South China Morning Post Magazine (Hong Kong, China): Radiation fears in Hong Kong from China’s unproven and possibly faulty nuclear reactors nearby
- China Dialogue (UK/China): Nuclear power too slow for post-Paris decarbonisation drive
- Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists (US): The experts on nuclear power and climate change
- Truthout (US): Nuclear Power Is on the Wane, Despite Efforts of High-Profile Boosters
- Süddeutsche Zeitung (Germany): Kernkraft – Technik von gestern
- Daily Maverick (South Africa): Nuclear Build: Do we really know what we are entering into?
- Le Figaro (France): Quatre climatologues de renom lancent un appel en faveur d’un essor du nucléaire
- SRF (Switzerland): Frankreich hat ein Nuklear-Problem
- Power (US): On the Nuclear Frontier: New Designs Aim to Replace LWRs
- The Economist (UK): The future of nuclear energy—Half-death
- Montel (Norway): UK’s Hinkley “could be EDF’s Waterloo” – expert
- Politico (US): New York nuclear plants phase out, challengingly
- Deutsche Welle (Germany): France tilting toward nuclear phase-out
- Les Echos (France): Des retards généralisés sur les chantiers
- DSTV (South Africa): SA’s Nuclear Future (Video)
- Reuters (UK/Japan): Japan nuclear power outlook bleak despite first reactor restart
- Venture (Jordan): Nuclear Giving Way to Renewables Globally – Study
- France24 (France): Japan restarts first nuclear reactor after post-Fukushima shutdown (Video)
- Die Zeit (Germany): Die Letzten ihrer Art
- nachrichten.at (Austria): “Ein Abgesang”: Atomkraft verliert gegenüber erneuerbarer Energie
- Physics Today (US): Wall Street Journal: “A nuclear renaissance hasn’t materialized”
- OilPrice.com (UK): Nuclear Industry Future Far From Clear
- Millenium Post (India): ‘Nuke power generation on decline’
- Forbes (US): Which Countries Have The Most Nuclear Reactors Under Construction?
- Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists (US): Deconstructing the nuclear industry
- Sunday Times (Sri Lanka): Govt. frames rules on use of radioactive material
- Renewable Energy is Killing Nuclear Power
- L’inexorable déclin du nucléaire face aux énergies renouvelables
- Frankfurter Rundschau (Germany): Atomkraft auf absteigendem Ast
- Reuters (UK/Japan): Renewables outpace nuclear in economies making up 45 percent of world population: report
- Scroll (India): Industry report warns of ’serious defects’ in nuclear reactors of French company supplying to India
- BusinessDayLive (South Africa): Years of delay dog expensive nuclear reactors, says report
- Médiapart (France): L’inexorable déclin du nucléaire mondial
- GreenTechMedia (US): Around the World, Nuclear Can’t Compete With Growing Renewables
- Engineering and Technology Magazine (UK): Renewables overtaking nuclear in major economies
- Science Business (Belgium): Renewables are outpacing nuclear according to a new report
- SeeNews (Bulgaria): Report says 45% of global population uses more renewables than nuclear
- Asia Outlook (UK): Renewable Energy Overtakes Nuclear among Asia’s Economic Elite
- Les Echos (France): Le marché mondial du nucléaire toujours à la peine
- Tagesanzeiger (Switzerland): 54 Atommeiler sind älter als 40 Jahre
- Renewables International (Germany): France begins nuclear bailout
- Ecologist (UK): Finland cancels Olkiluoto 4 nuclear reactor - is the EPR finished?
- Breaking Energy (USA): Japan’s ‘Unholy Trinity’ – Nuclear Power Must Join Renewables to Move Emissions Reduction Needle
- The Conversation (USA): Where will nuclear power plants of the future be built?
- IEEE-Spectrum (USA): The Forgotten History of Small Nuclear Reactors
- JBCCS—Cree Radio (Canada): Report: World Uranium Symposium
- Tokyo Weekender (Japan): Despite Popular Resistance, Nuclear Reactors to Reopen in June
- Deutsche Welle (Germany): ’Nuclear power is risky and unprofitable’
- Neue Energie (Germany): Portrait—Anerkannter Atom-Autodidakt
- ABC-Radio (Australia): Going nuclear?
- Ecologist (UK): Energy market madness is the death spasm of the oil age - renewables now!
- Bloomberg (US): EU Said to Bow to U.S. Resistance on Nuclear Safety Fixes
- Financial Chronicle (India): PolicyBuff: Too many grey areas
- Business Spectator (Australia): U-turn to nowhere: Nuclear’s dire outlook
- Counterpunch (US): The Nuclear “Renaissance” is Over
- Cape Business News (South Africa): SA’s long-term nuclear plan no solution to country’s short-term energy needs
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- iafrica.com (South Africa): Nuke plan no fix to SA’s energy needs
- Krytyka Polityczna (Poland): Schneider: Po co Polsce elektrownia atomowa?
- The Statesman (India): India bucks the trend
- Renewables International (Germany): A (delayed) review of the World Nuclear Report
- Tagesanzeiger (Switzerland): Schweiz macht Schluss, andere bauen aus
- Japan Times (Japan): Nuclear power’s dark future
- SRF (Switzerland): Misswirtschaft: Nuklearkonzern Areva ist praktisch bankrott
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- AFK Insider (USA): Africa’s Nuclear Energy Hopefuls Learning From South Africa
- ARTE (France/Germany): Le nucléaire est-il en déclin ?
- The Australian (Australia): Nuclear’s fortunes on the wane
- China Dialogue (UK/China): China and Russia may struggle to deliver nuclear power overseas
- The Telegraph (UK): Technology revolution in nuclear power could slash costs below coal
- Le Figaro (France): La Russie fournira huit réacteurs nucléaires à l’Afrique du Sud
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- FierceEnergy (USA): Construction delays key to shrinking nuclear global power production
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- Reuters (UK): Developing world revives nuclear power prospects, but yet to commit
- Business Day Live (South Africa): A nuclear tale that sounds too good to be true
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- Kurier (Austria): Atomexperte prognostiziert “schleichenden Niedergang”
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- Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists (US): 2012-2013 World Nuclear Industry Status Report
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- Bangkok Post (Thailand): World community needed at Fukushima
- Der Spiegel (Germany): Renommierte Klimaforscher fordern Renaissance der Kernkraft
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- BBC-News (UK): Is it a good idea to allow China a stake in UK nuclear?
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- People’s Daily (China): Rising nuclear crisis casts dark shadow over Tokyo’s 2020 Olympic bid
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- Korea Times (South Korea): Endless scandals hit nuclear power supplier
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- Japan Times (Japan): Japan under increasing pressure to accept outside nuclear help
- CNN (US): Why Fukushima is worse than you think
- CNBC (US): Is nuclear disaster looming in Japan?
- CTV-News (Canada): Japan’s Fukushima nuclear plant leaks: What you need to know
- BBC-News (UK): Fukushima leak is ’much worse than we were led to believe’
- Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty (Czech Republic): Fukushima Plant Faces One Crisis After Another
- The Tokyo Times (Japan): TEPCO is preparing to remove 400 tons of irradiated fuel from Fukushima
- The National (United Arab Emirates): Fukushima and Chernobyl haunt atomic future
- Reuters (US): After disaster, the deadliest part of Japan’s nuclear clean-up
- Der Spiegel (Germany): „Ein störanfälliges Provisorium“
- Le Temps (Switzerland): Tepco est mis sous tutelle au Japon
- Hindustan Times (India): Nuclear growth in India has been slow: report
- Renewables International (Germany): The future of nuclear - facts and forecasts
- Nature (UK): Trend Watch
- The Economist (UK): Critical reactions
- ABC (Australia): Government upbeat about uranium industry
- Les Inrocks (France): Rapport sur le nucléaire: “Sa renaissance est un fantasme et une propagande”
- Platts (US): Global nuclear power output drops 7% in 2012: status report
- Mediapart (France): L’improbable renaissance nucléaire
- MINING.com (Canada): The nuclear industry: everything is terrible
- N-TV (Germany): Kernkraft verendet an grüner Konkurrenz
- The Guardian (UK): Nuclear renaissance was just a fairy tale
- Berliner Zeitung (Germany): Welt-Atomindustrie-Report 2013—Reiz der Atomkraft schwindet
- Korea Times (South Korea): Wake-up call
- Taipei Times (Taiwan): Power Play Rife in Nuclear Debate
- HR-INFO (Germany): Zu Gast im Studio-Mycle Schneider
- Les Echos (France): Peu de nouveaux projets pour l’industrie nucléaire dans le monde
- Frankfurter Rundschau (Germany): Niedergang einer Technologie
- Deutsche Welle (Germany): Atomkraft lohnt sich nicht
- Bloomberg/Businessweek/Washington Post (US): Nuclear Revival Dying in Europe as Power Prices Slump: Energy
- The Wall Street Journal (US): The Real Deterrent to Nuclear Power
- The Guardian (UK): Centrica withdraws from new UK nuclear projects
- Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists (US): France’s great energy debate
- Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists (US): Nuclear power and the French energy transition: It’s the economics, stupid!
- The StarPhoenix (Canada): Wishful Thinking on Nuclear Power
- taz (Germany): Weltweiter AKW-Report auf Deutsch
- Truthout (US): Climate Silence, Nuclear Silence and Solar Silence: An Unholy Trinity
- Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists (US): 2011-2012 World Nuclear Industry Status Report
- Tagesschau (Germany): Eine Wende mit globaler Signalwirkung
- Renewables International: The French Nuclear Phaseout
- Asia-Pacific Journal: Chinese Nuclear Power Development at Home and Abroad
- CounterCurrents.Org (India) : Who Benefits From Nuclear Power Plants In India ?
- ABC (Australia) : The Fallout From Fukushima
- IPS : Mainstream Rhetoric on Nuclear Power Far From Reality
- Financial Chronicle (India): India’s nuclear march of folly
- NZZ am Sonntag (Switzerland): Für neue AKW fehlt es weltweit an Investoren
- Bloomberg/Businessweek (US): World Atomic Output Falls by Record in Fukushima’s Aftermath
- Der Spiegel/DAPD (Germany): Atomenergie verliert weltweit an Bedeutung
- Médiapart (France) : L’industrie nucléaire n’est plus compétitive
- Chinadialogue (China, UK, US): Chinese Nuclear Goes Global?
- The Times (UK): French election may leave nuclear no longer an option
- Japan Times: Post-Fukushima nuclear allergy spreads in France
- Médiapart (France): Fukushima un an après : « La crise est loin d’être réglée »
- Green European Journal (Belgium): “Nuclear Power After Fukushima, What Remains?”
- Le Monde Diplomatique (France): “Déclin programmé de l’industrie nucléaire”
- Die Zeit (Germany): “Ohne Zukunft”
- Kyodo News (Japan): “From slow decline to crash course”
- Le Nouvel Observateur (France): “Fukushima en six leçons”
- Deutschlandfunk (Germany): “Atomare Renaissance trotz Fukushima?”
- Tagesschau (Germany): “In Frankreich wachsen die Zweifel an der Atomkraft”
- Frankfurter Rundschau (Germany)
- The Economist (UK): “The dream that failed”
- The Guardian (UK): “Global accord on nuclear safety needed urgently - World Energy Council”
- Le Figaro (France) : “Fukushima a bouleversé notre rapport au nucléaire”
- “Nuclear Lobby Pushes Ahead with New Reactors”
- RBB-RadioEins (Germany): “Ein Jahr nach Fukushima”
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