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After finding a small crack along a nozzle weld at the bottom of the tank, Palisades officials have decided to completely replace the tank bottom.
The planned shut down of Britain's oldest nuclear reactor on Anglesey could be extended by 15 months if safety inspectors approve the work.
Duke Energy Progress shut down the Shearon Harris nuclear plant in Wake County after the company discovered that the reactor vessel showed early indications of corrosion and cracking.
The base of the new Bay Bridge eastern span's signature tower is secured by more than 400 high-strength steel rods that were galvanized under conditions Caltrans barred as putting them at risk of cracking.
More than 100 new jobs are set to be created with the £1.5m expansion of a boat building company in Pembrokeshire. Mustang Marine, which also repairs boats, is constructing a new boat building hall in Pembroke Port.
Developers are seeking the go ahead to turn a former oil fabrication yard in the Highlands into a manufacturing 'super-hub' for renewables
Paramedic who was among the first responders to blast that killed 14 people and wounded 200 is arrested for allegedly possessing a pipe bomb
Five major companies, including engineering giant Arup, have signed up to work on the £25bn project.
The Turkish government has signed a deal with a Japanese-French consortium to build a new nuclear power station.
Anglo-Dutch company Shell has beaten France's Total to a multi-billion-pound deal to develop a gas field with the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC).
Norway's oil and gas safety authority blames poor maintenance and serious breaches of regulations for Ula incident
Almost 600 people have been made redundant, following the collapse of one of Scotland's biggest coal-mining companies.
Plans to demolish and rebuild the UK's sixth-busiest railway station for the HS2 high-speed project have been dropped. North London's Euston station will now be developed by improving the existing station.
Nuclear regulators have signed an agreement marking the start of plans to build new reactors in north Wales.
Australia's second biggest oil company, Woodside Petroleum, has put a $40bn (£26bn) proposed liquefied natural gas (LNG) project on hold.
A consortium of oil companies is to invest more than £330m in an appraisal drilling programme which could lead to further development of a giant North Sea field.
Britain's hopes of a nuclear renaissance looked further off than ever on Tuesday after the Government abandoned its longstanding ambition to have 16 gigawatts of new reactors running by 2025.
SSE, the big-six energy provider, is cutting back or closing operations at five coal, gas and biomass-fired plants, including Ferrybridge in Yorkshire and Keadby in Lincolnshire.
Oxfordshire's Didcot A Power Station is to be turned off later today after 42 years of service.
The Government has granted EDF planning permission to build the first UK nuclear power station in almost two decades.
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