 G7 ministers give nuclear energy a nod
(The Peninsula: Sat, 14 Apr) washington • Finance chiefs from the G7 industrialised countries have endorsed nuclear energy, an increasingly attractive power source as governments confront global warming and over-dependence on fossil fuels.
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 Libya to get nuclear power plant
(Financial Times: Sat, 14 Apr) Libya is pushing ahead with plans to set up a nuclear power plant for civilian use with the hope that western nations will provide technical and financial assistance, according to senior Libyan officials.
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 GCC nuclear power 'is 10 years away'
(Gulf Daily News: Fri, 13 Apr) RIYADH: GCC states may need a decade or more to train experts and carry out studies before they can develop nuclear energy, the head of the UN atomic watchdog said yesterday.
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 Egypt again backs nuclear power
(EARTHtimes.org: Fri, 13 Apr) Egypt has reiterated its desire for a civilian nuclear power program as part of the country's energy mix.
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 Nuclear plant’s outage good for economy
(Standard Speaker: Sun, 15 Apr) A plant shutdown generally isn’t good for a community, except when it’s PPL Susquehanna, the nuclear power plant near Berwick.
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 IAEA: Nuclear GCC will take time
(EARTHtimes.org: Fri, 13 Apr) The top international nuclear official said while in Saudi Arabia that a plan for Gulf countries to develop nuclear energy must include a decade of training.
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MEA members shift focus to renewable energy
States Reach Renewable Energy Milestone
