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NUCLEAR ENERGY

SA wants local industry to gear up to supply nuclear programme

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A local nuclear construction industry capable of bolstering the local content of South Africa’s proposed nuclear energy construction programme needs to be established over the coming ten to twenty years, Department of Energy (DoE)...
07 Feb 12
 
 
Nuclear

French ready to support South African nuclear programme

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France is supportive of South Africa’s nuclear energy plans, assured French Foreign Ministry secretary-general Pierre Sellal in Pretoria on Thursday afternoon. The European power is a leader in the peaceful use of nuclear energy. “Our...
03 Feb 12
 
 
Medical Technology

Hospital’s hi-tech medical scanner to be fully functional by midyear

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A R15.6-million positron emission tomography – computed tomography (PET-CT) scanner will be fully operational by mid-2012 at Tygerberg hospital, in the Western Cape, says medical radiation and isotopes company NTP Radioisotopes executive...
 
 
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Eskom restarts Koeberg unit

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South Africa's power utility Eskom said on Monday it has returned to service the second unit at its Koeberg nuclear power station that was shut for generator repairs. The power utility said in a statement that there was no interruption of...
05 Dec 11
 
 
ENERGY

IEA sees early signs of energy technology revolution

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There were some early warning signs that an "energy technology revolution" was happening, but more was needed on this front, International Energy Agency (IEA) energy analyst for its energy technology policy division Cecilia Tam said on Friday.
05 Dec 11
 
 
NUCLEAR ENERGY

Nuclear power seen as climate change mitigation option

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Mitigation improvements derived from nuclear energy and hydropower could contribute more to reducing carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions than what Annex 1 countries could achieve under the Kyoto Protocol in the next year, International Atomic Energy...
01 Dec 11
 
 
NUCLEAR POWER

Any new disaster could spell the end of nuclear industry – economist

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The Fukushima Daiichi disaster that struck Japan in March following a major earthquake and tsunami would slow nuclear power growth and another big accident could mean the end of nuclear as a long-term energy option, despite the relative safety of...
01 Dec 11
 
 
NUCLEAR ENERGY

Necsa CEO steps down to pursue private sector position

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Dr Rob Adam will step down as the CEO of the South African Nuclear Energy Corporation (Necsa) after being at the helm of the corporation for six years. Necsa announced on Wednesday Adam would be pursuing an opportunity in the private sector from...
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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