EDUCATION AND NUCLEAR – SO HAPPY TOGETHER
By Nuclear Townhall Staff Perhaps the most promising aspect of the Nuclear Renaissance is the revival of high-paying engineering, machine operating and construction skills in this country. That process...
View ArticleHUFFINGTON POST GOES NUCLEAR
From the Editors You know the Nuclear Renaissance is making progress when the Huffington Post feels compelled to sound the fire alarms. The HP is featuring an eight-point “questionnaire” by Brendan...
View ArticleDEBATE OF THE WEEK: WHAT’S THE BEST WAY FORWARD IN THE SENATE?
Next week, if all goes as anticipated, Senate Majority Lead Harry Reid (D-NV) will take the first steps towards bringing an energy bill to the Senate floor with the hope that he can hammer something...
View ArticleVOINOVICH WANTS NUCLEAR AS HIS LEGACY
Retiring Ohio Republican Senator George Voinovich says he wants to make the Nuclear Renaissance the legacy of his Senate career. At a press conference yesterday to introducing his new "Enabling the...
View ArticleUNEXPECTED DECLINE IN NUCLEAR DEGREES FOR 2009
Bucking what seemed to be a revived interest in nuclear engineering, the number of B.S. degrees awarded in 2009 declined 13 percent while master’s degrees fell 10 percent. The figures come from a...
View ArticleREPORTS SHOW BLOOM OFF U.S. RENAISSANCE: GLOBAL MARKETS ON THE UPSWING
By Steve Hedges Nothing in the energy field comes easy. So it is hardly surprising that a series of reports out recently have put a damper on any enthusiasm nuclear power advocates may have felt for...
View ArticleEXELON’S ROWE SEES ‘DECADE OR TWO’ SLIDE IN U.S. RENAISSANCE
By Steve Hedges John Rowe, the chief executive of U.S. nuclear heavyweight Exelon Corporation, has gone public with a blanket conclusion that natural gas prices are going to make building new nuclear...
View ArticleTOWNHALL Q&A: VENTURE CAPITALIST RAY ROTHROCK — NUCLEAR ‘READY TO GO … GET ON...
Ray Rothrock is a man nuclear entrepreneurs want to know. With a summa cum laude degree in nuclear engineering from Texas A&M, a master’s from MIT and an MBA from Harvard (with distinction),...
View ArticleMOTLEY FOOL REVISES ITS FORECAST ON NUCLEAR RENAISSANCEÂ
Nuclear Townhall December 1, 2010 From the Editors Motley Fool, the unconventional Internet investment advice forum, is starting to worry about its enthusiasm for the Nuclear Renaissance. A few...
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