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A Preventable Trainwreck

A Preventable Trainwreck

U.S. and South Korean nuclear energy companies have been on a collision course over new international reactor sales for the last three years. Now, this totally preventable trainwreck has come to a head and been hurled into court. The fuse for this fight was lit by the competition for reactor construction in Saudi Arabia. But…

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Streamlining the Strategy for Nuclear Exports

Streamlining the Strategy for Nuclear Exports

As the world meets this week in Vienna to review the global nuclear landscape, the grim reality of Russia’s attacks on Ukraine’s nuclear power plants and Putin's nuclear weapons threats will dominate the discussion. But lurking behind the headlines at the annual IAEA General Conference is the growing importance of nuclear energy as a response…

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Challenges and Advantages of U.S.-R.O.K. Nuclear Energy Cooperation

Yeseul Woo, Della Ratta Fellow, Partnership for Global Security

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Nuclear Power Coming Back for Geopolitical, Reliability and Zero-Carbon Reasons: an interview with Kenneth N. Luongo

China is a major nuclear power operator and its fleet is growing. If all of its building plans come to fruition, it will be the largest nuclear operating nation in the world at some point. It has not had a major nuclear accident and it has collaborated with some of the top western nuclear power…

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