EUROPEAN ENERGY POLICY – CHATHAM HOUSE CONFERENCE
May 1st, 2007
BY ALAN OSBORN, in WestminsterA SENIOR American nuclear industry advisor has told a global energy conference of his optimism that a "nuclear renaissance" is now possible in the US after 27 years in which no new reactors have been ordered. Dr Thomas E Shea, chief non-proliferation specialist at the Pacific Northwest Center for Global Security told a high level Chatham House conference on The New Politics of Energy this week in London (note to subs: or this month - May) that with American reactor safety, reliability and economics improving, a re-born nuclear ...
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