John Dyer

2 days ago | sightlineu3o8.com | John Dyer

Brussels, 5 June 2025: 150GW of installed nuclear capacity in the EU by 2050 would generate over €330 billion (Bn) in annual economic output and support nearly 1.5 million (Mn) jobs across the EU, according to a report by Deloitte (commissioned by nucleareurope). The conclusions of this report further demonstrate the broader value which nuclear can bring across the three pillars of sustainability: environmental, economic & social.

2 days ago | sightlineu3o8.com | John Dyer

Meta Platforms Inc.’s flashy deal this week for nuclear power was just the latest sign of the technology industry’s need for more energy — and fast. And while the top US reactor companies are eager to sign more contracts, the big question remains: Will new generation come online quickly enough? It’s been more than a decade since the US last broke ground on a large-scale nuclear power plant that came online.

2 days ago | sightlineu3o8.com | John Dyer

South Africa is lifting its Pebble Bed Modular Reactor (PBMR) out of care and maintenance, Electricity and Energy Minister Dr Kgosienstsho Ramokgopa has confirmed, almost in passing. He was delivering the keynote address at the Enlit Africa 2025 conference, at the Cape Town International Convention Centre. The PBMR is a small modular nuclear reactor (SMR).

3 days ago | sightlineu3o8.com | John Dyer

Doosan Enerbility eyes global expansion as US, Europe reignite nuclear ambitionsDoosan Group, a Korean power generation-to-heavy equipment conglomerate, has shaken up the leaderboard of the country’s largest conglomerates as its listed companies, namely Doosan Enerbility, saw their stock prices surge in the first five months of this year on the back of the United States doubling down on nuclear energy.

3 days ago | sightlineu3o8.com | John Dyer

Korea finalized a major deal to export nuclear reactors to the Czech Republic, a breakthrough that marks the country’s first entry into the European nuclear power market and underscores global recognition of Korea’s nuclear technology. Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power (KHNP) announced Thursday that it had signed a contract with EDU II, a subsidiary of the Czech utility CEZ, to build two nuclear reactors in the Dukovany region.