Fukushima Fuel Removal Model Unveiled
GE Hitachi and IRID have published photos and basic information about a new mock-up model for one of the Fukushima
Read moreGE Hitachi and IRID have published photos and basic information about a new mock-up model for one of the Fukushima
Read moreAn improved version of the Hitachi shape changing robot previously used at unit 1 has been unveiled by IRID. The
Read moreA series of announcements this week signal major upheaval in Japan’s nuclear industry. METI has proposed that TEPCO should start
Read morePurolite company based in the US has sued Hitachi for 1 billion USD in a US court over theft of
Read moreThe groundwork goes back decades. After WWII the US looked to shed the reputation gained after the bombings of Hiroshima
Read moreTEPCO announced that the robot stuck in containment will not be recovered. They will send a team into the reactor
Read moreThe US and India have signed a nuclear power deal that drastically changes the liability of the industry that wants
Read moreA US court upheld the lawsuit brought by hundreds of sailors exposed to radiation as part of the response to
Read moreEfforts to freeze a trench near unit 2 in order to remove highly radioactive water has continued to have problems.
Read moreTwo newer underwater robots are being used to inspect the torus rooms of units 1 and 2. The robots built
Read moreAn interesting admission was recently made by the top communications person at General Electric related to how the company manipulates
Read moreDetails of the new upcoming effort to investigate the containment structures of the melted reactors at Fukushima Daiichi have been
Read moreThe US Department of Justice has announced a $2.7 million dollar settlement after a GE Hitachi employee filed a whistleblower
Read moreMuch has been made about the contractor system at Fukushima Daiichi, the worker abuses and cut rate construction. This only
Read moreTEPCO and Hitachi are working on a floating robot to inspect the torus area of the damaged reactors. The new
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