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Norway joins the IAEA support programme for nuclear verification - Nuclear Engineering International

Norway joins the IAEA support programme for nuclear verification - Nuclear Engineering International
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Norway considers SMR for Halden - Nuclear Engineering International

Norway considers SMR for Halden - Nuclear Engineering International
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World Wide Wind appoints a new CEO

World Wide Wind has appointed Bjørn Simonsen as its new CEO. Bjørn Simonsen comes from the position of CEO of Saga Pure ASA, a listed investment company on the Oslo Stock Exchange, which during his tenure from 2020 to early 2023 was fully dedicated

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World Wide Wind appoints a new CEO - Windtech International

Windtech International is the only worldwide magazine with a technological focus for global the wind energy industry.

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Study shows all Norwegian fuel could be treated within two years : Waste & Recycling

A pilot study by Sweden's Studsvik AB shows that all of Norway's metallic uranium research reactor fuel could be processed using its oxidation process in less than two years. Several studies have already recommended chemical treatment of the fuel before it is disposed of in an underground repository.

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