nuclear energy industry

I am not about to discuss the rights or wrongs of the nuclear energy industry, which is a matter for the individual states.

Atommash started producing equipment for the nuclear energy industry in 1977.

Shoreham has become a symbol of the nation's troubled nuclear energy industry.

The legislation is loaded with tax breaks for the oil, coal and nuclear energy industries.

But to that point, the plant had been relatively dormant for years, owing to the decline in the nation's nuclear energy industry.

All three countries have nuclear energy industries that rely on low-enriched uranium.

The move marks a further step in the downgrading of the government's involvement in the nuclear energy industry.

Recently, the UK privatized its nuclear energy industry but government oversight remains.

Russia concluded the deal on Sunday, which is worth at least $3 billion to Russia's cash-starved nuclear energy industry.

The bill turned aside today would have encouraged increased domestic drilling and dropped some regulations that hinder the nuclear energy industry in building new reactors.

India is working towards the development of its civilian nuclear energy industry as a clean alternative to satisfy its huge energy needs.

The Institute was founded in 1994 from the merger of several nuclear energy industry organizations, the oldest of which was created in 1953.

A scandal involving the nuclear energy industry widened as three of the country's largest power companies announced the temporary closing of reactors for emergency inspections.

He also created the network's documentary unit and hosted specials on the nuclear energy industry and clothing retailer Lululemon.

BBC Environment Correspondent Richard Black explores the history and likely future of the nuclear energy industry.

In addition to industrial pollution especially from the chemicals industry, the state of the East German nuclear energy industry was a source of particular concern during 1990.

As a result of Westinghouse's years of experience in the nuclear energy industry, the company is positioned to develop the necessary supply chain and deployment models globally.

In Beijing today, officials of the China Nuclear Energy Industry Corporation, the negotiating partner, were said to be unavailable for comment.

Long a Dominant Issue In the last 20 years, Shoreham has come to dominate both Long Island and the national nuclear energy industry.

(13) Regulation of the domestic nuclear energy industry, including regulation of research and development reactors and nuclear regulatory research.

WHEN it went public in July 1998, the United States Enrichment Corporation was a bright light in the nuclear energy industry.

He was briefed on how our skills are playing a key role in servicing the world's nuclear energy industry and that there is significant potential for business in the global market.

Stitched together by conservation-minded liberals and by conservatives who hoped to reinvigorate the nuclear energy industry, the bill is a patchwork that few lawmakers were entirely happy with.

In the United States, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) regulates the nuclear energy industry more strictly than most other industries.

These back-to-back successes illustrate the influence of the oil, coal and nuclear energy industries now that Republicans are in control of Capitol Hill and the White House.