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Asia’s increasing demand for nuclear energy will see the region become the number one consumer of nuclear feedwater heaters by 2020

An anticipated surge in nuclear power generation will dramatically drive up demand for uranium.

Global nuclear energy generation will climb by almost 30% by the end of the decade, thanks in part to an influx of new nations developing nuclear programs.

Although nuclear energy is still a major power source for developed regions around the world, emerging economies are picking up the pace with ambitious development plans.

Vietnam is planning a massive push for nuclear power to ensure a secure energy supply for its thriving economy.

The tragedy of Japan’s Fukushima Diiachi disaster in 2011 focused more negative public sentiment towards nuclear power than any other single event of the last 20 years, but despite protests and political opposition in countries all over the world, nuclear power will only become more prevalent in th

Advances in reactor technology are making the generation of nuclear power safer than ever before and driving uptake in emerging countries, but the widespread suspicion of this controversial power source shows no signs of abating.

Despite facing hostility from the public and figures within its own government, Taiwan will continue plans to increase its nuclear power capacity over the next few years.

French reliance on nuclear power shows no signs of abating, despite widespread reactor closures across Europe and negative public opinion.

North America is facing a major shortage of qualified nuclear workforce to support its nuclear growth plans, due in part to an ageing workforce.