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US Nuclear Power Industry Has A Russian Problem: Report
US firms developing a new generation of small nuclear power plants to help cut carbon emissions have a big problem: only one company sells the fuel they need, and it's Russian.
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Japan To Assist Bill Gates' Next-Generation Nuclear Power Project
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries said Thursday it will work with Japan's atomic energy agency to provide technical assistance to a US start-up run by Bill Gates that is building a next-generation nuclear reactor in Wyoming.
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US Imposes Sanctions On Iran Metals, Tehran Eases Nuclear Deal Compliance
U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday imposed new sanctions on Iran, targeting revenue from its exports of industrial metals, the latest salvo in tensions between Washington and Tehran over a 2015 international accord curbing the Islamic Republic's nuclear program.
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HPCL May Resume Iranian Oil Import After Waiver On US Sanctions
US is imposing new sanctions on Iran's oil industry after Washington withdrew from a nuclear deal between Tehran and other global powers.
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Russian Hackers Claimed to Have Phished Hundreds of US Facilities to Steal Passwords: DHS
The Russians targeted mostly the energy sector but also nuclear, aviation and critical manufacturing, Jonathan Homer, head of Homeland Security's industrial control system analysis.
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As Saudis Go Nuclear, US Seeks An Edge Over Great-Power Rivals
At a meeting of the International Atomic Energy Agency in Vienna last September, word spread that Saudi Arabia had identified a handful of countries that could build two nuclear reactors in the kingdom. The U.S. wasn't among them -- until Energy Secretary Rick Perry buttonholed the Saudi delegates and told them America wanted in.
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India Gets Update On Westinghouse, Meant To Build Andhra Nuclear Reactors
The US administration has told India that Westinghouse Electric Co will emerge from bankruptcy and be sold by the year end, industry and diplomatic sources have said, raising the prospect of a Washington-supported sale or bailout for the nuclear firm.
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Toshiba Seeks $8.8 Billion For Majority Stake In Chip Unit: Report
The Japanese industrial conglomerate is unable to raise funds through new share issues because the Tokyo Stock Exchange put it on a watchlist following a $1.3 billion accounting scandal in 2015.
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Indian Steps Addressed Key Concerns Of US Nuclear Industry: Obama Administration
The steps taken by the Indian government, including the insurance pool, have largely addressed the key concerns of the US nuclear industry, the Obama Administration has told its lawmakers.
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US, Allies Target North Korea Finances After Rocket Test
The United States and its Asian allies tightened the economic screws on North Korea today with the US Senate adopting fresh sanctions and South Korean firms abandoning a joint industrial park that helped fund Pyongyang's nuclear weapons programme.
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South Korea, US Mull Further Strategic Deployment After North Korea Bomb Test
South Korea said today that further US "strategic assets" might be deployed to the Korean peninsula, following a flyover by a US B-52 bomber in response to North Korea's latest nuclear test.
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Joe Biden to Speak on 10th Anniversary of India-US Nuclear Deal
US Vice President Joe Biden would deliver a keynote speech on India-US relations at an event in Washington hosted by a top American think-tank to mark the tenth anniversary of the historic civilian nuclear deal between the two countries.
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Oil Markets Soft; Greece, Iran Uncertainty Eyed
Brent futures were little changed on Friday while US crude prices fell slightly as Greece's debt drama and Iran's bid to seal a nuclear deal by the month end led to uncertainties in oil markets.
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Man Admits Smuggling $65 Million in Electronics From US to Russia
A Russian-American pleaded guilty on Thursday to smuggling $65 million worth of electronic components to Russia including parts that ended up in the hands of Moscow's security services and nuclear experts.
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Oil Leaps 5% on Tempered Iran View, Slower US Inventory Rise
Oil prices jumped over 5 per cent on Monday as traders reassessed how quickly Iran might increase exports after a preliminary nuclear deal and anticipated that a months-long rise in US crude inventories may be slowing.
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US Nuclear Power Industry Has A Russian Problem: Report
US firms developing a new generation of small nuclear power plants to help cut carbon emissions have a big problem: only one company sells the fuel they need, and it's Russian.
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Japan To Assist Bill Gates' Next-Generation Nuclear Power Project
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries said Thursday it will work with Japan's atomic energy agency to provide technical assistance to a US start-up run by Bill Gates that is building a next-generation nuclear reactor in Wyoming.
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US Imposes Sanctions On Iran Metals, Tehran Eases Nuclear Deal Compliance
U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday imposed new sanctions on Iran, targeting revenue from its exports of industrial metals, the latest salvo in tensions between Washington and Tehran over a 2015 international accord curbing the Islamic Republic's nuclear program.
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HPCL May Resume Iranian Oil Import After Waiver On US Sanctions
US is imposing new sanctions on Iran's oil industry after Washington withdrew from a nuclear deal between Tehran and other global powers.
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Russian Hackers Claimed to Have Phished Hundreds of US Facilities to Steal Passwords: DHS
The Russians targeted mostly the energy sector but also nuclear, aviation and critical manufacturing, Jonathan Homer, head of Homeland Security's industrial control system analysis.
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As Saudis Go Nuclear, US Seeks An Edge Over Great-Power Rivals
At a meeting of the International Atomic Energy Agency in Vienna last September, word spread that Saudi Arabia had identified a handful of countries that could build two nuclear reactors in the kingdom. The U.S. wasn't among them -- until Energy Secretary Rick Perry buttonholed the Saudi delegates and told them America wanted in.
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India Gets Update On Westinghouse, Meant To Build Andhra Nuclear Reactors
The US administration has told India that Westinghouse Electric Co will emerge from bankruptcy and be sold by the year end, industry and diplomatic sources have said, raising the prospect of a Washington-supported sale or bailout for the nuclear firm.
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Toshiba Seeks $8.8 Billion For Majority Stake In Chip Unit: Report
The Japanese industrial conglomerate is unable to raise funds through new share issues because the Tokyo Stock Exchange put it on a watchlist following a $1.3 billion accounting scandal in 2015.
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Indian Steps Addressed Key Concerns Of US Nuclear Industry: Obama Administration
The steps taken by the Indian government, including the insurance pool, have largely addressed the key concerns of the US nuclear industry, the Obama Administration has told its lawmakers.
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US, Allies Target North Korea Finances After Rocket Test
The United States and its Asian allies tightened the economic screws on North Korea today with the US Senate adopting fresh sanctions and South Korean firms abandoning a joint industrial park that helped fund Pyongyang's nuclear weapons programme.
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South Korea, US Mull Further Strategic Deployment After North Korea Bomb Test
South Korea said today that further US "strategic assets" might be deployed to the Korean peninsula, following a flyover by a US B-52 bomber in response to North Korea's latest nuclear test.
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Joe Biden to Speak on 10th Anniversary of India-US Nuclear Deal
US Vice President Joe Biden would deliver a keynote speech on India-US relations at an event in Washington hosted by a top American think-tank to mark the tenth anniversary of the historic civilian nuclear deal between the two countries.
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Oil Markets Soft; Greece, Iran Uncertainty Eyed
Brent futures were little changed on Friday while US crude prices fell slightly as Greece's debt drama and Iran's bid to seal a nuclear deal by the month end led to uncertainties in oil markets.
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Man Admits Smuggling $65 Million in Electronics From US to Russia
A Russian-American pleaded guilty on Thursday to smuggling $65 million worth of electronic components to Russia including parts that ended up in the hands of Moscow's security services and nuclear experts.
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Oil Leaps 5% on Tempered Iran View, Slower US Inventory Rise
Oil prices jumped over 5 per cent on Monday as traders reassessed how quickly Iran might increase exports after a preliminary nuclear deal and anticipated that a months-long rise in US crude inventories may be slowing.
