Your editorial “Behind Microsoft’s AI Power Deal” (Sept. 23) celebrates Microsoft’s deal to reopen a nuclear plant at Three Mile Island. While this is a positive step, we should aspire to ...

‘The world sees – can't but see – that the only source of danger to the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant is Russia and no one else,’ Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said. A new ...

which is why Microsoft wants to tap the shuttered nuclear power plant on Three Mile Island for its AI ambitions. According to records, the owner of the plant is looking to secure a $1.6 billion ...

With two separate announcements this year that a nuclear power plant owner has agreed to supply a data center with dedicated power, it begs the question: what do data center operators see in ...

The industry’s first comprehensive rules for floating nuclear power plants have been unveiled by American Bureau of Shipping ...

Nuclear power has seen a revival throughout 2024, thanks in large part to soaring energy demand from the tech sector. At least two retired plants are set to come back online, one nuclear facility ...

NextEra Energy’s chief executive says the company is exploring whether it could reopen the nuclear power plant in eastern Iowa that was closed down four years ago. “We are currently evaluating the ...

The reactor building of the Bushehr nuclear-power plant in the southern Iranian city of Bushehr in 2010. (Majid Asgaripour/AP) Iran’s nuclear program is advanced although it lacks atomic-weapons ...

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky warned the United Nations on Wednesday that Moscow was making plans to attack his nation’s nuclear power plants – as Russian President Vladimir Putin ...

Microsoft announced on 20 September that it had struck a 20-year deal to purchase energy from a dormant nuclear power plant that will be brought back online. And not just any plant: Three Mile ...

Dublin, Oct. 16, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Global Nuclear Power Plant Control System Market by Component (Hardware, ...

But some stock traders have found a less obvious, backdoor choice: utility shares, specifically those of companies that own nuclear power plants. Two such companies — Constellation Energy and ...