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World Energy Outlook sees possibility of significant increase in nuclear share by 2040

18 November 2016 | Newsfeed

Newsfeed World Energy Outlook sees possibility of significant increase in nuclear share by 2040 World electricity generation from nuclear energy could range from 3,960 TWh to 6,101 TWh by 2040, increasing from around 2,535 TWh in 2014 in a number of different...

All low-carbon energies including nuclear and renewables necessary to reach Paris agreement’s objectives

12 October 2016 | Newsfeed

Newsfeed All low-carbon energies including nuclear and renewables necessary to reach Paris agreement’s objectives Nuclear for Climate, an initiative launched by the French, the American and the European Nuclear Societies and in which FORATOM is actively involved,...

Nuclear and renewables’ role in Belgium’s energy transition

3 October 2016 | Newsfeed

Newsfeed Nuclear and renewables’ role in Belgium’s energy transition Share0Share0Share0Send0Print0Share0Share0Share0Share0Share0Share0Share0Share0Share0Share0Share0Share0Share0Share0Share0Share0Share0Share0Share0Share0 The Belgian nuclear forum published on 3 October...

Investment shifts towards low carbon energies, renewables and nuclear

21 September 2016 | Newsfeed

Newsfeed Investment shifts towards low carbon energies, renewables and nuclear On 14 September, the International Energy Agency (IEA) published its report entitled World Energy Investment 2016, which confirms that an energy transition towards cleaner technologies,...

FORATOM backs mandatory transparency register for interest groups

12 July 2016 | Newsfeed

Newsfeed FORATOM backs mandatory transparency register for interest groups FORATOM responded to the consultation launched by the European Commission on a mandatory transparency on 1 June 2016. FORATOM considers that the transparency register is an essential tool to...

FORATOM members to cooperate to further nuclear development in UK and France

4 July 2016 | Newsfeed

Newsfeed FORATOM members to cooperate to further nuclear development in UK and France The Nuclear Industry Association (NIA) and the French Nuclear Society, SFEN, which are both members of FORATOM, signed a Memorandum of Understanding, at the World Nuclear Exhibition...

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