Paul Day

Toronto

Editor at Reuters Events - Nuclear

Editor of Reuters Events Nuclear. Former correspondent for ThomsonReuters in Madrid, Spain.

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Articles

2025 Cyber Predictions: What's Next for Digital Security?

Jan 16, 2025 | entrepreneur.com | Paul Day

While technology continues to advance, it's crucial to balance its benefits with a keen awareness of the risks, especially when it comes to safeguarding sensitive documents. There will be a big rise in AI attacks; phishing and social engineering will be a top cause of data breaches:Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a double edge sword – it helps and it hinders.
Ramboll appoints new Transport Market Director for UK and Ireland

Jan 9, 2025 | airqualitynews.com | Paul Day

Global engineering, design and sustainability consultancy Ramboll has announced the appointment of Ann Gordon as Market Director for Transport in the UK and Ireland. Ann has been with Ramboll for 20 years, most recently working as previously a Project Director in the Transport Project Management Team and Masterplanning Market Lead. In her new role, Ann will act as an advisor to the company’s clients in the transport sector as their partner for Sustainable Change.
£560k boost to Manchester’s tree coverage

Dec 19, 2024 | newstartmag.co.uk | Paul Day

Manchester City Council has received £560,000 of funding from the Urban Tree Challenge Fund to continue its roll-out of trees across the city. Since 2020 the council have secured a total of £1.8m for tree planting, including its own £1m Tree Action MCR programme. The Urban Tree Challenge Fund provides 80% of the cost for planting large trees and the cost of their establishment over three years after planting.
State funds start flowing to US hydrogen hubs

Dec 11, 2024 | reutersevents.com | Paul Day

Dec 11, 2024 The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has allocated state-backed subsidies to five clean hydrogen hubs, officially kickstarting plans to build a hydrogen backbone across the country, though the program may struggle in the early stages. President-elect Donald Trump, due to take office in January, is skeptical of decarbonization efforts, prompting concerns over potential project cancellations.
EU, US hydrogen investors face diverging challenges

Dec 11, 2024 | reutersevents.com | Paul Day

Clean technology investors are watching the development of the low-emission hydrogen economy with interest, but the build-out of the industry has been slower than anticipated.
Big Tech bets on nuclear offer new paths to deployment

Dec 9, 2024 | reuters.com | Paul Day

Direct investments by Big Tech are laying the foundations for advanced reactor deployment, creating synergies that open up new paths to construction. December 9 - The continued growth of the digital universe, including cloud computing and artificial intelligence (AI) applications, will require unprecedented levels of new electricity, and this has shifted the focus to existing and next generation nuclear power.
Trump expected to continue support for US nuclear power

Dec 2, 2024 | reutersevents.com | Paul Day

Donald Trump has slammed the Democrats for their “industry-killing, jobs-killing, pro-China and anti-American electricity regulations,” which has prompted concern for those pushing to cut emissions and introduce carbon-neutral technologies in the power generation business. Nuclear power in the United States is largely a bipartisan issue, but it occupies a different space than other non-emitting technologies such as wind and solar in the mind of the incoming president.
Trump expected to continue support for US nuclear power

Dec 2, 2024 | solomonpartners.com | Paul Day

Donald Trump has slammed the Democrats for their “industry-killing, jobs-killing, pro-China and anti-American electricity regulations,” which has prompted concern for those pushing to cut emissions and introduce carbon-neutral technologies in the power generation business. Nuclear power in the United States is largely a bipartisan issue, but it occupies a different space than other non-emitting technologies such as wind and solar in the mind of the incoming president.
Big tech’s bets on nuclear offer new paths to deployment

Dec 2, 2024 | reutersevents.com | Paul Day

The continued growth of the digital universe, including cloud computing and artificial intelligence (AI) applications, will require unprecedented levels of new electricity, and this has shifted the focus to existing and next generation nuclear power. Next-generation reactor developers are being courted by deep-pocketed tech companies whose future expansion depends heavily on where, and how, that electricity is being generated.
US hydrogen strategy unclear as Trump seeks spending cuts

Nov 20, 2024 | reuters.com | Paul Day

The future of U.S. clean hydrogen under Donald Trump is uncertain but unravelling support from the Inflation Reduction Act could be politically tricky. November 19 - President-elect Donald Trump has, for a long time, supported the oil and gas industry in the United States (“Drill, baby, drill”) and rejected Democratic-backed environmentally friendly policies (“the Green New Scam”). The nascent hydrogen industry, however, has mostly flown under Trump’s radar, beyond hydrogen’s flammability.