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Siemens Installs 3D-Printed Impeller in Nuclear Power Plant

Mar 14, 2017

Following the integration of 3D printing as part of its digital services portfolio, Siemens claims that is has completed the first installation a 3D-printed part in a nuclear power plant. The replacement part produced for the Krško ...

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SPX FLOW: Chinese Nuclear Power Industry Ambitions

Apr 15, 2016

Spun-off from SPX Corporation in September 2015, SPX Flow, Inc. was formed to pursue a more flow-focused strategy and capitalise on the organisation's strengths for the global food and beverage, power and energy and industrial markets. SPX ...

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Chinese Passport Opens More Doors in 2014

Nov 3, 2015

Chinese outbound spending has grown rapidly in recent years, and an increasing number of countries have introduced easier visa policies to attract more Chinese visitors, especially in recent months. In 2014, many countries adjusted their ...

Tags: Chinese Passport, Chinese tourists, More Doors

Taiwan Has Imposed Stricter Regulations on Japanese Food Imports

May 20, 2015

Taiwan has imposed stricter regulations on Japanese food imports from the regions affected by the 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster. The restrictions, which are in line with radiation safety management practices, will be temporary, Reuters ...

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Taiwan Recalled Food Products Illegally Imported From Five Japanese Regions

Mar 30, 2015

Taiwan has recalled food products illegally imported from five Japanese regions affected by the earthquake in 2011 and consequent nuclear disaster. According to Food and Drug Administration director General Chiang Yu-mei, country's health ...

Tags: BES, health officials, Food

Transphorm Announced The Introduction of Two Co-Branded 600v GaN Cascode Transistors

Mar 17, 2015

At the 30th IEEE Applied Power Electronics Conference and Exposition (APEC 2015) in Charlotte, NC, USA (15-19 March), Transphorm Inc of Goleta, near Santa Barbara, CA, USA (which designs and provides gallium nitride-based power conversion ...

Tags: APEC 2015, GaN Power Devices

China's Top Economic Planner Approved The Construction of a Nuclear Power Station

Mar 10, 2015

China's top economic planner has approved the construction of the second phase of a nuclear power station in the country's northeast, the first approved since 2011, a company source said on Tuesday. The second phase of the Hongyanhe ...

Tags: nuclear power station, nuclear power technology

Nuclear Industry Is Important in China

Mar 9, 2015

China could struggle to meet its 2020 nuclear energy targets with the industry still waiting on a cautious government to speed up the approval process, a senior industry executive said on Saturday. But as it waits for domestic projects to ...

Tags: Nuclear Industry, Nuclear

ROHM's SiC Mosfet Has Been Adopted in The New Sic-Pulser Series

Mar 5, 2015

ROHM of Kyoto, Japan says that its SCT2080KE silicon carbide (SiC) MOSFET has been adopted in the new SiC-Pulser Series of ultra-high-voltage pulse generators launched by Japan's Fukushima SiC Applied Engineering Inc. Picture: ...

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China Makes Policy to Stimulate Equipment Export

Feb 11, 2015

China plans to draw up a guideline to help its equipment makers, particularly railway and nuclear companies, to expand exports, the country's top economic planning body said on Friday. Formulation of the guideline has just begun, and it ...

Tags: Equipment Export, railway construction

Japan Started Mass GaN Power Devices for Switching Applications

Jan 28, 2015

Transphorm Inc, Transphorm Japan Inc, and Fujitsu Semiconductor Ltd have announced that Fujitsu Semiconductor group's CMOS-compatible, 150mm wafer fab in Aizu-Wakamatsu, Fukushima, Japan, has started mass production of gallium nitride (GaN) ...

Tags: GaN Power Devices, Electrical

Japan's new visa policy for Chinese citizens to take effect next Monday

Jan 15, 2015

Japan's new visa policy for Chinese citizens will take effect next Monday, the Shanghai Morning Post reported on Wednesday. Japan will relax requirements for three-year, multi-entry visas and the availability of five-year, multiple-entry ...

Tags: visa policy, Chinese visitors

Hongyan River Nuclear Plant Likely Being The First to Be Approved

Nov 10, 2014

The government is likely to give the green light to some nuclear projects this year, with the Hongyan River nuclear plant likely being the first to get approval, according to officials. Several other new nuclear projects are also in the ...

Tags: Green Light, Nuclear Plants, Lighting

Global Demand for Imported Thermal Coal Grows at a Slower Rate of 2% Per Year Until 2018

May 27, 2014

Global demand for imported thermal coal is expected to continue to grow but at a slower rate of 2% per year until 2018, as China faces an oversupply of domestic coal and shifts to a more diverse mix of renewable energy sources to address ...

Tags: Thermal Coal, coal production

Cameco Announced Production at Cigar Lake Mine in Province of Saskatchewan Has Commenced

Mar 13, 2014

After seven years of close-but-no-cigar, Canada's Cameco (TSX:CCO, NYSE:CCJ), the world's number one listed uranium producer, finally announced Thursday that production at its Cigar Lake mine in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan has ...

Tags: uranium producer, Denison

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