Nuclear technology
‘SA’s coal power stations coming to the end of their lifespan’
Eskom’s chief nuclear officer Dave Nichols says nuclear technology is one of the only options South Africa has to ensure the lights stay on in the future.
The Eskom CEO has discussed the importance of nuclear power in an exclusive interview with EWN.
World powers lifted sanctions in return for Tehran complying with a deal to curb its nuclear ambitions.
There seem to be multiple potential routes to a variety of potentially devastating state-on-state wars.
Energy Dept says investing in nuclear tech can provide cheap and sustainable electricity for nearly 80 years.
The Energy Department says this can be achieved if the country invests in nuclear technology.
Iran and the six major powers will work to finalise the draft nuclear deal on Tuesday.
France wants Tehran to provide inspectors access to all installations including military sites.
The Israeli leader accused world powers of abandoning a pledge to prevent Tehran from getting a nuclear bomb.
United State and Iranian officials suggest those deadlines are unlikely to change.
The nuclear deal seems to bind SA financially & holds the country liable for accidents at power plants.
The nuclear power capacity will help Eskom keep the lights on.
A senior Russian diplomat says if there’s a will in Washington & Tehran, a deal could be reached soon.
While all sides agree to keep talking, little progress has been made in overcoming significant disagreements.
The agreement will see Russia’s atomic energy agency providing up to eight nuclear reactors to South Africa.
China has used various diplomatic channels to warn North Korea against a fourth nuclear test.
Iran says its nuclear programme is entirely peaceful and wants sanctions lifted.
Iran and the EU will meet to deliberate the implementation of a landmark nuclear deal.
South Korea unveils missile it says can hit North Korea's leaders.