Philippe Malouines
- 7 min
Positioning the Mechanical Codes and Standards (Example of the RCC-M)
Share on LinkedIn Any nuclear project must comply with the nuclear regulation of the country where the equipment will be built and...
Jan Bartak and Noël Camarcat
- 21 min
Nuclear Power in France and its Contribution to Reaching EU’s Climate Objectives
Share on LinkedIn Abstract : In this paper we provide a brief overview of the French nuclear program that was successfully implemented in...
J. Bartak, Chairman at NucAdvisor
- 16 min
All global powers bet on nuclear energy. Will the European Union jump on the train?
Share on LinkedIn Introduction Historically, the United States, Europe and Japan have been leaders in nuclear power generation...
Nicolas Mario, Consultant at NucAdvisor
- 10 min
When ionising radiation ends up saving lives
Share on LinkedIn Nuclear physics developments during the last century contributed to major technological advances in the energy,...
J. Bartak, Partner at NucAdvisor
- 6 min
Can Emerging Economies Continue Their Development Without Nuclear Power? - Part 3
Share on LinkedIn In Part 1 of this paper we have assessed the amount of electricity that would need to be generated in emerging...
J. Bartak, Partner at NucAdvisor
- 8 min
Can Emerging Economies Continue Their Development Without Nuclear Power? - Part 2
Share on LinkedIn In Part 1 of this paper we have assessed the amount of electricity that would need to be generated in emerging...
J. Bartak, Partner at NucAdvisor
- 14 min
Can Emerging Economies Continue Their Development Without Nuclear Power? - Part 1
This paper develops arguments to answer the question formulated in the heading. It will be presented in 3 parts. In this Part 1 we assess...
Author : Dominique Vignon
- 5 min
Can hydrogen replace nuclear as a carbon-free energy?
Today, hydrogen is highly praised by politicians as the energy of the future. Indeed, hydrogen is not a primary energy but a vector of...
Author : Alain Vallée
- 7 min
How Nuclear Reactors Became Big…
Once upon a time, all nuclear reactors were small; then, the natural selection process began, and today they are big. But there has...