Atomic Excellence - Northern Illinois was over 100% nuclear in March 20243wk ⋅ GeckoLogic ⋅ r/nuclear
45 years of spent nuclear fuel at the North Anna nuclear power plant2mo ⋅ instantcoffee69 ⋅ r/nuclear
The United Nations, the WHO and the scientific community all agree...5mo ⋅ nuclearsciencelover ⋅ r/nuclear
They own 25% of worlds Uranium reserves yet they choose to ban nuclear power and even entertained the idea to use icebergs from Antarctica for fresh water...1yr ⋅ OrcaConnoisseur ⋅ r/nuclear
This is the ultimate result of Energiewende: an insane self-own by Germany that will only hurt the climate further.1yr ⋅ dataisfunsometimes ⋅ r/nuclear
Nuclear power is finally recognised as a sustainable activity. Member of the European Parliament have listened to the scientists. Well done to them!1yr ⋅ Rerel ⋅ r/nuclear
Caption: Protesters against Germany's lignite mine carrying signs with the famous 'Nuclear power? No, thanks. The joke tells itself.1yr ⋅ a_dude_from_europe ⋅ r/nuclear
Macron announces France to build up to 14 new nuclear reactors by 20352yr ⋅ Wild-Dig-8003 ⋅ r/nuclear
Found this on airport in Berlin yesterday. Energy production wasn't listed in the contents page3mo ⋅ nixass ⋅ r/nuclear
There wouldn’t be many wars over oil and we would have had more advanced nuclear reactors.7mo ⋅ JacobGoodNight416 ⋅ r/nuclear
The perfect picture of greenwashing: a 918 MW nuclear plant with a (admittedly subpar) 40% capacity factor replaced by 160 MW solar array (CF ~28%). While this venue is a perfect place for a Greenpeace photo op, the bulk of electricity is now generated by a gas plant. (Rancho Seco, California)2yr ⋅ M87_star ⋅ r/nuclear
I sorted the comments by controversial on this post. The pro-nuclear comments are actually the ones getting downvoted.1yr ⋅ JoMat117 ⋅ r/nuclear
I knew r/energy was bad but I didn't think they were Cite IAEA reports about Fukushima and get permabanned plus muted from mod contact bad11mo ⋅ The_Sly_Wolf ⋅ r/nuclear
The Greta Thunberg news has not gotten enough traction so I made this meme1yr ⋅ 72skylark ⋅ r/nuclear
This fenced-in area is the physical footprint of 50 years worth of fuel for a nuclear power plant2yr ⋅ greg_barton ⋅ r/nuclear
France nuclear power plant fleet state, On September 7, 2022, France had 30 of its 56 reactors undergoing maintenance and repair. Today, France have only 13.(And if all goes well, FR will be picking up 6 more by the end of next week).3mo ⋅ UpgradedSiera6666 ⋅ r/nuclear
New York shut down the Indian Point nuclear power plant in April. How is that working out for them?3yr ⋅ radome9 ⋅ r/nuclear
Taken during scheduled refueling and maintenance outage of Arkansas Nuclear One Unit 2 (ANO-2).1yr ⋅ bryce_engineer ⋅ r/nuclear
Help reduce the power outages (there are 2 nuclear reactors in Texas)3yr ⋅ Hooded_avocado ⋅ r/nuclear
Friedrich Merz (leader of German's largest party) explicitly says his party would restart Germany's nuclear plants.8mo ⋅ gordonmcdowell ⋅ r/nuclear
Agesta nuclear combined-heat-and-power plant, from NUCLEAR POWER magazine, March 19631mo ⋅ mister-dd-harriman ⋅ r/nuclear
Berkeley MAGNOX Nuclear Power Station, from NUCLEAR POWER magazine, 1957 April1mo ⋅ mister-dd-harriman ⋅ r/nuclear
Nuclear and Hydro make a big chunk of the few places that have decarbonized their electricity grid2yr ⋅ sadbarrett ⋅ r/nuclear
Clinton Nuclear Power Station initial criticality, 27 February 19871mo ⋅ mister-dd-harriman ⋅ r/nuclear
I'm looking forward to this, but I'm worried that the usual Hollywood'ing of the story will make the average viewer conflate nuclear energy with nuclear weapons. I really hope Chris doesn't do that.1yr ⋅ Tarterus1454 ⋅ r/nuclear
This is currently the promoted article on the Associated Press. What is this insanity?2yr ⋅ Jabbam ⋅ r/nuclear
Australia has more Uranium deposits than Russia, China, Canada, and the United States (combined)1yr ⋅ Difficult-Ad-9287 ⋅ r/nuclear
KLT-40 nuclear fission reactor (thermal output of 135MW) that powers Russian nuclear-powered cargo ship (LASH carrier/container ship) Sevmorput.1yr ⋅ Saturnax1 ⋅ r/nuclear
Today the energy ministers of 13 EU states gathered in Stockholm and formed a nuclear energy alliance, a first in Europe1yr ⋅ Ciaran123C ⋅ r/nuclear
