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The country’s new national plan puts nuclear power back in the picture
Parliamentary commission puts pressure on state-backed power utility EDF
Westinghouse-designed plant was supposed be start of technology transfer partnership
Nuclear clean-up agency intervenes after botched contracts
Industry struggling to stay competitive against falling costs of renewables
EDF’s financing plans for Sizewell could help to transform sector
Closure of reactors after Fukushima disaster leaves Japan with excess of nuclear fuel
Multibillion-euro plan for nuclear plant approved six years after being scrapped
How new technologies and environmental concerns are transforming the balance of energy production and consumption across the world
Economic risks of atomic plants threaten their place in future energy mix
Wider uncertainty increases appeal of large, low-cost power projects
Pulling plug on Swansea barrage would avoid adding to Hinkley Point and Wylfa mistakes
Government has not revealed terms of sensitive deal with Hitachi over Wylfa
Ministers expected to announce outline agreement next week
Policymakers hope reactors will give Turkey a buffer against rising oil price
Vote brightens outlook for £20bn Welsh project seen as litmus test of Japan-UK ties
Years late and billions over budget the first European Pressurised Reactor is set to become operational. Its success is critical for France
The story of the 1986 nuclear disaster is well told in this comprehensive account
High cost of Hinkley Point prompts questions over value of nuclear energy
Macron has made the shift to renewables a central plank of his presidency
France’s EDF is rethinking where it fits in the new energy economy
Work on Turkey’s first nuclear power station begins
Consortium to pay €450m to Olkiluoto operator in return for lawsuits being dropped
More than 60,000 residents were displaced, with half yet to return. But some say moving out was more dangerous than the radiation itself
