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Nuclear

Politics

Germany set for its first Green state premier

Analysts say Winfried Kretschmann's rise to state premier of Baden-Württemberg may be first in a series of Green victories

clock 28 April 2011 •

Carbon Trading

Recession drags Japanese emissions down 5.6 per cent

But increase in fossil fuel use following last month's earthquake could see output on the increase

clock 26 April 2011 •

Nuclear

Italy proposes halt to nuclear, cap on solar incentives

Key vote expected to extend nuclear moratorium as critics accuse government of simply postponing plans

clock 20 April 2011 •

Nuclear

Japan raises nuclear alert level to seven

Fukushima Daiichi power plant emergency is now on a par with the 1986 Chernobyl warning

clock 12 April 2011 •

Nuclear

Energy minister admits to post-Fukushima nuclear "challenge"

As protestors swoop on central London, energy minister insists nuclear remains key part of UK plans

clock 11 April 2011 •

Nuclear

10 things businesses have learned from the Fukushima nuclear crisis

Tom Young explores what Japan's ongoing nuclear disaster has taught the green business community

clock 11 April 2011 •

Nuclear

Nuclear plans on hold for safety review

Regulators say approvals for new stations will wait for outcome of Weightman report in September

clock 06 April 2011 •

Nuclear

Japan insists it is not planning to ditch Kyoto carbon target

Official tells Reuters that reports Japan will seek exemption from Kyoto targets are "groundless"

clock 05 April 2011 •

Nuclear

Loophole in energy bill could see UK taxpayers funding nuclear bailouts

Obscure clause would make government liable for unexpected costs, despite assurances that the industry will not receive public subsidies

clock 05 April 2011 •

Politics

Japan could review emissions targets in wake of nuclear crisis

Ongoing battle to contain radioactive material at Fukushima could see 2020 emissions pledges scaled back

clock 04 April 2011 •
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