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Since its inception in 1956, Nuclear Engineering International has been an independent technical journal focusing on civil nuclear power and its global supply chains for over 60 years. The publication addresses a wide range of topics, including the front-end fuel cycle, power plant operations, and the processes of decontamination and decommissioning. Beyond technical content, it also explores market trends, economic factors, government policies, and management challenges. Additionally, Nuclear Engineering International keeps its readers informed about upcoming industry events and serves as a media partner for important conferences and exhibitions, creating opportunities for brand collaborations.

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GE Vernova to upgrade gas turbines at Uniper's Grain power station in Kent

1 day ago | nsenergybusiness.com | Aninda Chakraborty

GE Vernova has announced a partnership with Uniper to upgrade three GT26 gas turbines at the Grain power station located in Kent, the UK. This upgrade, set to commence in 2026, is part of Uniper’s strategy to enhance the efficiency and power output of its generation assets while also aiming to reduce carbon dioxide emissions per megawatt (MW) as part of its decarbonisation efforts.
Czech Republic and KHNP sign nuclear deal after legal hurdle cleared

3 days ago | nsenergybusiness.com | Aninda Chakraborty

Czech Republic has finalised an $18bn agreement with South Korea’s Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power (KHNP) for the construction of two nuclear reactors, following the removal of a legal injunction. Czech Prime Minister Petra Fiala announced the completion of the contracts between the Czech state-controlled company EDU II and KHNP, reported Reuters.
Meta partners with Constellation for long-term nuclear energy supply

3 days ago | nsenergybusiness.com | Aninda Chakraborty

Meta and Constellation have finalised a 20-year power purchase agreement (PPA) to utilise 1,121MW of emissions-free nuclear energy from the Clinton Clean Energy Center in Illinois, the US. Starting in June 2027, this agreement will ensure continued operations of the Clinton facility for two additional decades, following the conclusion of the state’s zero emission credit (ZEC) programme.
AMEA Power announces commissioning of 500MW wind farm in Egypt

4 days ago | nsenergybusiness.com | Aninda Chakraborty

AMEA Power has announced the commissioning of a 500MW wind power plant in Ras Ghareb, Egypt. According to the company, the move makes the Amunet Wind Power Plant the largest operational wind farm in Africa. The new facility follows the recent launch of AMEA Power’s 500MW solar photovoltaic (PV) plant in Aswan, Egypt, bringing the company’s total commissioned capacity in the country to 1GW within six months.
US DOI fast-tracks geothermal projects to boost energy security

5 days ago | nsenergybusiness.com | Aninda Chakraborty

The US Department of the Interior (DOI) has initiated emergency permitting procedures to expedite the review process for geothermal energy projects, focusing on enhancing national security and energy independence. According to the department, the move aligns with the national energy emergency declared by President Donald J. Trump after he assumed office.
Perenti JV wins $710m underground mining contract

5 days ago | nsenergybusiness.com | Aninda Chakraborty

Perenti’s joint venture subsidiary, Underground Mining Services Burkina Faso (UMS), has secured an A$1.1bn ($710m) underground mining services contract at the Mana gold mine complex. The five-year contract was awarded by SEMAFO Burkina Faso, a subsidiary of Endeavour Mining. The Mana complex, situated in Burkina Faso’s Houndé Greenstone Belt, includes the Siou and Wona underground mining sites. The area is known for their high-grade gold deposits.
US NRC approves NuScale's 77MWe small modular reactor design

1 week ago | nsenergybusiness.com | Aninda Chakraborty

The US Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) has approved NuScale Power’s advanced Small Modular Reactor (SMR) design that supports an output of 250 megawatts thermal (MWt) or 77 megawatts electric (MWe). This marks the second design from NuScale to receive such certification from the NRC. The NRC’s approval enhances the operational capacity of ENTRA1 Energy, NuScale’s exclusive global strategic partner.
Prime Mining engages Ausenco for Los Reyes project evaluation in Mexico

1 week ago | nsenergybusiness.com | Swagath Bandhakavi

Prime Mining has appointed Ausenco Engineering Canada to spearhead a preliminary economic assessment (PEA) for its Los Reyes gold-silver project in Sinaloa, Mexico. The PEA aims to outline a high-return, high-margin, low-capital, and long-life project. It will utilise data from drilling activities up to the end of 2024 and will incorporate prior technical work.
Shell to expand Bonga oil field stake in $510m deal with TotalEnergies

1 week ago | nsenergybusiness.com | Swagath Bandhakavi

Shell Nigeria Exploration and Production (SNEPCo), a unit of Shell, has agreed to purchase a 12.5% stake in the OML 118 Production Sharing Contract (OML 118 PSC) from TotalEnergies EP Nigeria for $510m. This transaction will increase Shell’s holding in the offshore Nigerian oil lease, which includes the Bonga field, from 55% to 67.5%. Currently, SNEPCo operates the Bonga field using the Bonga floating production storage and offloading (FPSO) vessel.
AtkinsRéalis secures $450m contract for Darlington SMR Project

1 week ago | nsenergybusiness.com | Aninda Chakraborty

Candu Energy, part of AtkinsRéalis, has been awarded a $450m contract by Ontario Power Generation (OPG) for the delivery of the first of four small modular reactor (SMR) units at the Darlington New Nuclear Project. Set to be located in Durham Region, east of Toronto, this 300MW BWRX-300 reactor will provide electricity to approximately 300,000 homes.