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Nuclear Technology
Framatome's ATF Reaches New Operational Milestone
Framatome's PROtect Enhanced Accident Tolerant Fuel chromium-coated M5Framatome cladding has become the world's first ATF technology to operate with ful…
Nuclear Fuel
Westinghouse Accident Tolerant Fuel in US Licensing ‘First'
In a first for the USA, the country's nuclear regulator has approved an increase in the burnup limit for Westinghouse's Encore accident tolerant fuel de…
Nuclear Power Plant (NPP)
Framatome's Accident Tolerant Fuel Technology One Step Closer to Market Readiness
Framatome's industry-first, 100% Enhanced Accident Tolerant Fuel (EATF) assembly successfully completed its first cycle of operation at a U.S. nuclear power…
Nuclear Reactor
Framatome's Protect Fuel to Be Tested in French Reactor
Framatome has signed a collaboration agreement with EDF to test its PROtect enhanced accident tolerant fuel (EATF) technology. Under the agreement, four lead fu…
Nuclear Fuel
Westinghouse, EDF to Explore Nuclear Accident Tolerant Fuel Technology
Westinghouse Electric Company and EDF are partnering to explore the capabilities of Westinghouse’s EnCore enhanced Accident Tolerant Fuel (ATF) technology.
Nuclear Reactor
Rosatom Starts ATF Operation in a Commercial Reactor
Research, design and testing of the accident tolerant fuel in TVEL Fuel Company is provided and coordinated by the Bochvar Institute of Inorganic Materials.
Nuclear Fuel
US BWR to Receive Framatome Accident Tolerant Fuel
Framatome is to supply PROtect enhanced accident tolerant fuel (EATF) technology and ATRIUM 11 fuel for the Monticello Nuclear Generating Plant in Monticello, M…
Nuclear Fuel
Russia Completes Tests of Accident Tolerant Fuel
Rosatom’s Research Institute of Atomic Reactors and the AA Bochvar Research Institute of Inorganic Materials (VNIINM), part of TVEL fuel company, have complete…
Nuclear Fuel
Rosatom Enters Next Stage of ATF Development
This marks the latest milestone in the development of Russian accident tolerant fuel, state nuclear corporation Rosatom announced today.
Nuclear Power Plant
First European Reactor Loads EnCore Accident Tolerant Fuel
Lead test assemblies of EnCore accident tolerant fuel have been installed in Engie Electrabel's Doel unit 4 in Belgium.