Nuclear Waste Could Supply Germany with Energy for 300 Years – Saxony Plans New Reactor
15 Articles
15 Articles
Kreiszeitung
TU Dresden is planning a reactor to generate energy from nuclear waste and reduce long-lasting radioactive waste.
TU Dresden is planning a reactor to generate energy from nuclear waste and reduce long-lasting radioactive waste.
Der Beitrag Neuer Reaktor aus Dresden sollt aus Nummüll Energie machen erscheint im Online-Magazin BASIC thinking. Über unseren Newsletter UPDATE stellt du jeder Morgen best informiert in den Tag. Where with the radiant waste of nuclear power? While politics for decades is looking for a deep repository, a research team of the TU Dresden promises a way out. Instead of burying spent fuel rods for eternity, a novel reactor should use them directly.…
Germany has shut down its nuclear power plants, but its most dangerous heritage remains. Burned fuel elements and glazed high-radioactive waste store in intermediate storage and radiate over hundreds of thousands of years. The Federal Society for Final Storage (BGE) is therefore looking for a deep geological location that permanently shields these substances from the environment. An alternative approach is called transmutation: nuclear reactions…
German scientists have explored a novel method for converting spent nuclear fuel into low-carbon energy. A feasibility study by Dresden University of Technology outlines plans for the pioneering recycling reactor DEMO.
Where with the nuclear waste? A research project of the TU Dresden could make the laborious search for a repository obsolete.read more on t3n.de
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 83% of the sources are Center
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
