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The Government issued Decree No. 275/2025/ND-CP, amending and supplementing a number of articles of Decree No. 85/2025/ND-CP dated April 8, 2025. This Decree introduces new regulations on the order and procedures for deciding on investment policies for nuclear power plant projects, as well as limits for
Nuclear energy
NANO Nuclear Energy Inc. has acquired Global First Power Limited (GFPL) from Ultra Safe Nuclear Corporation (USNC), solidifying its position as a North American leader in microreactor development. The acquisition includes the regulatory licensing application with the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) for the KRONOS MMR demonstration project at Chalk
Nuclear energy
China's energy system is undergoing a significant transformation, shifting from a coal-dependent, low-electrification state to a low-carbon, high-electrification paradigm. This transition is driven by stringent carbon emission constraints, which are now a central factor in generation expansion and transmission investment decisions. The research, conducted by Tsinghua University and
Simulation
Researchers at the China Institute of Atomic Energy have made significant strides in the production of medical isotopes, a crucial component in cancer treatment. By developing a novel method for separating the radioactive isotopes 90Sr from 90Y, scientists have improved the efficiency and safety of medical isotope production. The breakthrough
Tsinghua University
Scientists at Tsinghua University have conducted a numerical study on the dynamics of droplet impact on micropillar arrays of various shapes, shedding new light on the complex interactions between fluids and solid microstructures. The research employed advanced simulations and models to investigate the surface flow characteristics, spreading patterns, and height
Tsinghua University
A team of researchers from Tsinghua University, led by Zhen Zhang, conducted a study on the dynamics of wetted areas in micropillar arrays with various pillar geometries. The research was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC) and aimed to investigate the effects of Weber number (We)
Tsinghua University
China's energy system is undergoing a significant transformation, shifting from a coal-dependent, low-electrification state to a low-carbon, high-electrification paradigm. This transition is driven by stringent carbon emission constraints, which are now a central factor in generation expansion and transmission investment decisions. The research, conducted by Tsinghua University and
Nuclear energy
Research has unveiled new findings on physics, specifically focusing on the interaction potentials, cross sections, and S-factors for fusion reactions involving stable and neutron-rich isotopes of C, O, Ne, Mg, and Si in the neutron star crust. The study employed a microscopic relativistic energy density functional based on the Dirac-Brueckner-Hartree-Fock
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During his official visit to Moscow, Ethiopian Foreign Minister Gedion Timotheos described the signing of an action plan for nuclear power plant construction with the Russian state corporation Rosatom as a historic milestone. This cooperation represents a new chapter in Ethiopia-Russia relations, according to the Foreign Minister. The agreement follows
Nuclear energy
A team of researchers from Tsinghua University, led by Zhen Zhang, conducted a study on the dynamics of wetted areas in micropillar arrays with various pillar geometries. The research was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC) and aimed to investigate the effects of Weber number (We)
Nuclear energy
Scientists at Tsinghua University have conducted a numerical study on the dynamics of droplet impact on micropillar arrays of various shapes, shedding new light on the complex interactions between fluids and solid microstructures. The research employed advanced simulations and models to investigate the surface flow characteristics, spreading patterns, and height
Nuclear energy
The demand for data centers is experiencing unprecedented growth, with leading tech companies investing heavily in AI-related infrastructure. Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, and Meta have reported a combined capital expenditure of $245 billion in 2024, projected to surpass $360 billion in 2025. This surge is driven by the need for high-performance
