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Japan nuclear reactor near Fukushima to restart

Japan nuclear reactor near Fukushima to restart

  • Japan shut down all of its 54 reactors after the 2011 Fukushima disaster, but has since brought 12 of 33 still operable units online
  • Japan has been turning back to nuclear power in order to cut emissions, reduce expensive imports of fossil fuels and meet energy demand
By AFP ·
Special Philippines to launch first nuclear power plant by 2032 

Philippines to launch first nuclear power plant by 2032 

By Ellie Aben ·
Saudi Arabia committed to adhering to IAEA safeguards for its nuclear program, says minister

Saudi Arabia committed to adhering to IAEA safeguards for its nuclear program, says minister

By Nirmal Naryanan ·
Special Philippine’s President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. meets with a delegation from the Emirates Nuclear Energy Corporation.

Philippine president eyes partnership with UAE on nuclear energy 

By Ellie Aben ·
UAE considers building second nuclear power plant

UAE considers building second nuclear power plant

By Reuters ·

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