Nuclear News Ticker - February 11, 2021

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AtomInfo.Ru, PUBLISHED 11.02.2021

The Rostekhnadzor has issued a license for the construction of the world's first experimental and demonstration power unit with a fast neutron lead-cooled reactor BREST-OD-300.

The unit No. 1 of the Darlington nuclear power plant in Canada has set a new world record for continuous operation at capacity - 1106 days.

The Experts from the European Commission and the ENSREG completed all the tasks during their visit to the BelNPP site.

Topics: BREST, Canada, Belarus, Nuclear News Tickers

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Power unit 1 of Belarus NPP started operation at 100% capacity

It is the main event at the stage of trial operation.

Akkuyu Nuclear JSC Obtains the Construction License of Akkuyu NPP Unit 3

The license application package was submitted to the Nuclear Regulatory Authority (NRA) on March 28, 2019.

Rosatom starts production of rare-earth magnets for wind power generation

The first sets of magnets have been manufactured and shipped to the customer.

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Nuclear fuel elements for Chinese HTGR shipped

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