Dear Friends of upcoming World Nuclear Energy Day 2024, December 2nd I convey to you our theme for this year! Recall, we create a new theme each year. Theme for 2024: We Are Critical Mass The concept of “critical mass” was first used in nuclear physics. It represents the minimum amount of a fissionable material […]
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What is CEM? The Clean Energy Ministerial (CEM) is a high-level global forum to promote policies and programmes that advance clean energy technology, to share lessons learned and best practices, and to encourage the transition to a global clean energy economy. Initiatives are based on areas of common interest among participating governments and other stakeholders.
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Political Support for Nuclear in Canada Nuclear has historically been the backbone of the clean energy sector but rarely acknowledged on the political front. However, over the past few months we have seen increased public political support for nuclear. In December 2019 the premiers from Ontario, Saskatchewan, and New Brunswick signed a Memorandum of Understanding
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Kristie Soliman of the Duke Energy NAYGN Chapter organized and moderated a Chernobyl panel session in Charlotte, NC hosted by Resident Culture Brewery on July 23. The event was a smashing success attended by 150 members of the community (approximately 80+% were outside of the nuclear industry!) Soliman provided background on the nuclear accident and
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NAYGN President, Lee Causey and Public Information Chair, Amanda Lang visited the E4 Carolinas Emerging Leaders Program on June 18th with Duke Energy NAYGN Chapter members Jack Lemmer and Andy Kalchik. They presented the Climate Interactive World Energy Summit to energy professionals in the Carolinas. This simulator allows participants to role play as world leaders:
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