No alternatives for nuclear power by 2050: Deputy PM

No alternatives for nuclear power by 2050: Deputy PM

There will be not be any energy sources which could be used to replace nuclear power in Vietnam by the year 2050, said Deputy Prime Minister Hoang Trung Hai.
Japan to 'stress test' all nuclear reactors

Japan to 'stress test' all nuclear reactors

Japan said Wednesday it will run "stress tests" on all its nuclear reactors in the wake of the Fukushima Daiichi atomic accident sparked by the March 11 earthquake and tsunami disaster.
Japan to help TEPCO pay nuclear victims

Japan to help TEPCO pay nuclear victims

Japan launched a rescue plan Friday to help nuclear plant owner TEPCO foot the bill for the Fukushima disaster, and started the shutdown of another atomic plant to prevent a similar calamity.
Blasts, new fire escalate Japan's nuclear crisis

Blasts, new fire escalate Japan's nuclear crisis

Japanese crews battled Wednesday to avert a nuclear disaster and said they may pour water from helicopters to stop fuel rods from being exposed to the air and releasing even more radioactivity.
Areva drops 9 per cent on market amid Japan nuclear fears

Areva drops 9 per cent on market amid Japan nuclear fears

French nuclear group Areva dropped 9.5 per cent Monday as European stock markets reacted to growing fears over nuclear power owing to problems with reactors in quake-hit Japan.
Nuclear projects all set to gather pace

Nuclear projects all set to gather pace

Electricity of Vietnam is pushing its nuclear power projects ahead after choosing its foreign dance partners.
Powering up Ninh Thuan plans

Powering up Ninh Thuan plans

Intensive preparations were in the pipeline for construction on the Ninh Thuan 1 nuclear power plant to start in 2014, said Electricity of Vietnam’s (EVN) head of the nuclear power preparation committee Phan Minh Tuan.
Vietnam, Japan boost energy cooperation

Vietnam, Japan boost energy cooperation

Vietnamese and Japanese officials discussed a wide range of issues regarding energy cooperation at a meeting held by the Japanese Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (MEIT) in Tokyo on March 1.
Nuclear power requires public support

Nuclear power requires public support

Interest in public opinion is a key and essential part to the success of any nuclear power programme in Vietnam, specialists from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) have said.
Oil giant Saudi Arabia looks to alternative energy

Oil giant Saudi Arabia looks to alternative energy

With vast oil reserves that are far from exhausted, Saudi Arabia, facing rising domestic energy demand that could cut into its oil exports, has decided to explore nuclear and renewable energy, Oil Minister Ali al-Naimi said on Monday.
Japan is firmly behind glowing nuclear dream

Japan is firmly behind glowing nuclear dream

In a clear statement of its support, Japan is arranging funds to support the development of Vietnam’s second nuclear power project.

Nuclear waste dodges French protests on way to Germany

A train carrying what activists claim is "the most radioactive ever" cargo of nuclear waste ran the gauntlet of hundreds of protesters Saturday as it crossed the Rhine from France to Germany.
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