Staff Reporter

At least 60 new plants are being planned over the next decade.

Thanks to steady demand and low input costs.

No thanks to the awful dry spell in August.

On occasion of a Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant accident book-release1 event organised by a well-educated, secluded community in the Santa Ynez Valley (California), I came upon the above three words during a book-signing. Throughout human history of tool-making and energy-use (fire), then catapulted by currency-based commerce, the human use of "tools and energy" ever more sophisticated have determined the outcome of the human condition. Allow me to elaborate further on this theme.

The deal eyes building a development framework between the 2 countries.

Find out what the workshop focused on.

Development costs are too much--and it's just one problem.

Will Asian governments be ready to join the nuke bandwagon?

This is on back of a lower Fuel Clause Charge.

It's still on the planning stage, yet horrendous challenges are already being thrown.

Will coal no longer be king?

Will ongoing power supply issues be solved by then?

Power-distribution firms are financially inadequte to buy power.

They'll be part of almost 60% of global installations.

4 units are to be commissioned near-term.

Find out where the UMPPs will be placed.