European Gaia satellite is retired but proves tough to killGaia satellite concludes its mission after a decade, entering retirement by disabling its systems to prevent accidental reactivation.
Sellafield operator opens dedicated cyber centre | Computer WeeklyNuclear Decommissioning Authority opens Group Cyberspace Collaboration Centre to strengthen cybersecurity against evolving threats in the civil nuclear sector.
UK nuclear center replaces roof on 70-year-old labSellafield has paused its Replacement Analytical Project due to delays and overspending, opting for an alternative waste processing method.
Sellafield operator opens dedicated cyber centre | Computer WeeklyNuclear Decommissioning Authority opens Group Cyberspace Collaboration Centre to strengthen cybersecurity against evolving threats in the civil nuclear sector.
UK nuclear center replaces roof on 70-year-old labSellafield has paused its Replacement Analytical Project due to delays and overspending, opting for an alternative waste processing method.
UK to decommission ships, drones and helicopters to save 500mThe UK will save £500m over five years by decommissioning old military equipment, freeing funds for defence investment.
Navy assault ships and army drones axed as Labour announce defence cuts - liveThe Royal Navy will decommission several vessels and aircraft as part of cost-saving measures due to financial constraints inherited from the previous government.
Fukushima nuclear plant: operation begins to remove radioactive debrisThe extraction of radioactive debris from the Fukushima plant is critical for its decommissioning process.
Robot retrieves radioactive fuel sample from Fukushima nuclear reactor siteThe first successful retrieval of radioactive fuel using a remote-controlled robot from Fukushima Daiichi is a significant step towards understanding and decommissioning the site.
Japan: Difficult Fukushima debris clean-up put on hold DW 08/28/2024Efforts to recover radioactive fuel debris from Fukushima are delayed, but safety remains the top priority for the unprecedented operation.
Japan's Fukushima plant is still too toxic, even for this robotTechnical issues halted a key phase in Fukushima's decommissioning process, highlighting the challenges faced by TEPCO in managing complex operations safely.
Fukushima nuclear plant: operation begins to remove radioactive debrisThe extraction of radioactive debris from the Fukushima plant is critical for its decommissioning process.
Robot retrieves radioactive fuel sample from Fukushima nuclear reactor siteThe first successful retrieval of radioactive fuel using a remote-controlled robot from Fukushima Daiichi is a significant step towards understanding and decommissioning the site.
Japan: Difficult Fukushima debris clean-up put on hold DW 08/28/2024Efforts to recover radioactive fuel debris from Fukushima are delayed, but safety remains the top priority for the unprecedented operation.
Japan's Fukushima plant is still too toxic, even for this robotTechnical issues halted a key phase in Fukushima's decommissioning process, highlighting the challenges faced by TEPCO in managing complex operations safely.
Inside the Royal Yacht Britannia, the royal family's luxurious private cruise ship known as a 'floating palace'The Royal Yacht Britannia served the British royal family for 44 years before becoming a museum after its decommissioning.
The UK says goodbye to coal productionThe UK's last coal power plant, Ratcliffe-on-Soar, will close, ending 150 years of coal production in Britain, a major move toward renewable energy.
Britain becomes first rich country to end coal powerThe UK has ended its 150-year reliance on coal power, becoming the first G7 country to do so.
The UK says goodbye to coal productionThe UK's last coal power plant, Ratcliffe-on-Soar, will close, ending 150 years of coal production in Britain, a major move toward renewable energy.
Britain becomes first rich country to end coal powerThe UK has ended its 150-year reliance on coal power, becoming the first G7 country to do so.