Electricite de France SA And A Potential Areva Deal - Nuclear Champion Or Explosion?
Catharina Hillenbrand-Saponar - at Seeking Alpha - Mon Mar 30, 8:15AM CDT
Correction: Japan-Nuclear-Flawed Cleanup story
AP - Wed Mar 25, 3:51AM CDT
TOKYO (AP) — In a March 24 story about flawed projects at the Fukushima nuclear plant, The Associated Press erroneously described the spending as coming from taxpayer money allocated for the plant's cleanup. It actually was part of 350 billion yen ($3 billion) paid for by plant operator Tokyo Electric Power Co.
Japan audit: Millions of dollars wasted in Fukushima cleanup
By MARI YAMAGUCHI - AP - Tue Mar 24, 5:33AM CDT
TOKYO (AP) — Japanese government auditors say the operator of the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear plant has wasted more than a third of the 190 billion yen ($1.6 billion) in taxpayer money allocated for cleaning up the plant after it was destroyed by a March 2011 earthquake and tsunami.
Commodities Today: Bankruptcy Filings, Companies That Are In Trouble
Matthew Smith - at Seeking Alpha - Tue Mar 10, 11:34AM CDT
ANV: 0.86 (unch), CCJ: 15.21 (+0.27), BPZ: 0.15 (-0.09)
France wants to help expand Czech nuclear program
AP - Tue Dec 09, 4:50AM CST
PRAGUE (AP) — French Prime Minister Manuel Valls says his country's major energy companies are interested in developing the Czech Republic's nuclear program.
French nuclear executive dies after leading Areva
AP - Thu Dec 04, 7:21AM CST
PARIS (AP) — The former head of France's Areva, a leading world nuclear manufacturer going through a difficult turnaround, has died, less than two months after illness forced him to step down from the company.
Citing illness, CEO of France's Areva steps down
AP - Mon Oct 20, 10:24AM CDT
PARIS (AP) — The CEO of French nuclear manufacturer Areva is stepping down, saying an unspecified illness has left him unable to do the work.
Nuclear waste facility planned for eastern Idaho
Post Register - Tue Aug 05, 3:37PM CDT
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (AP) — The company contracted by the federal government to run an eastern Idaho nuclear complex has awarded a $34 million subcontract to another company to build a disposal facility for low-level nuclear waste.