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French company is reviewing whether reactors at Hartlepool and Heysham can stay open longer
About-turn raises many challenges after technology’s long wilderness period
Officials renew warnings of possible catastrophe after strike near Pivdennoukrainsk energy site
Fuel source still vulnerable to Russian supply risk and safety concerns
The battle to control Zaporizhzhia plant risks ‘very serious nuclear accident’, warns UN atomic energy chief
UN nuclear watchdog warns of possible ‘accident’ at Russian-controlled Zaporizhzhia site
Economy minister says 2 out of 3 facilities set to close at end of year will now be available until April if necessary
State-controlled utility group has committed to restarting its 32 plants this winter, says energy minister
Russia is unbowed by sanctions, Russian president says in Kaliningrad
How do you dispose of lethal nuclear waste, which can remain radioactive for up to 300,000 years?
State confronts extreme weather and rising demand as it rids carbon from the electric grid
Prime minister must follow through on restart while also dealing with defence challenges
Biden calls on Russia to return complex to Kyiv amid deepening fears of catastrophic accident
Energy minister targets swift agreement on delegation that would help secure site occupied by Russian forces
Prime minister says government will step up reactor restarts and study construction of new plants
Sporadic shelling raises concerns of damage at Europe’s largest atomic power facility
E.ON, RWE and EnBW want clarity from Berlin over whether to keep three plants running
Zaporizhzhia incidents come even as grain exports ease tensions in Black Sea
Comments raise fears Russian supplies to Germany could drop to zero
Myles McCormick reports that although older reactors struggle to compete with more efficient gas and renewable producers, support from president Joe Biden has extended their lifespans
Coalition partners including Greens consider extending life of the Isar 2 atomic plant beyond its end-of-year shutdown date
Utility sees Covid as ‘force majeure’ event that should allow contract trigger dates to be pushed back
Public opinion is shifting in favour of restarting Japan’s nuclear reactors but there are still concerns about safety
Energy secretary overrules planning inspector’s advice and backs project subject to final investment decision
Funding for TAE Technologies comes as money pours into sector promising abundant, zero-carbon energy
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