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Orlen Synthos Green ������ý���� has signed an agreement with research and implementation organisation the Łukasiewicz Research Network on broad cooperation in the development of nuclear energy, particularly small modular reactors, in Poland. The agreement includes, among other things, the establishment and joint operation of a nuclear energy training centre.
 

The ������ý���� Association of Nuclear Operators has launched its Enhanced Performance Monitoring system for all 400+ of its member nuclear energy units, providing continuous monitoring of plant performance.
 

The full-scope simulator for Phase I of the Lianjiang nuclear power plant - comprising two CAP1000 reactors - in China's Guangdong province has passed acceptance tests after having been installed on-site.
 

Governor Kathy Hochul has announced USD40 million of funding over the next four years to develop the workforce needed to support the planned deployment of advanced nuclear energy in Upstate New York.
 

Completing the partially built VC Summer plant would boost South Carolina's economy by USD7.3 billion during the construction stage and, once operational, the two AP1000 reactors would add USD1.6 billion in GDP - all while supporting thousands of high-paying jobs, a new report has found.
 

������ý���� Nuclear Association Chairman Mohamed Al Hammadi, and Director General Sama Bilbao y León share their views on leadership in the global nuclear sector with Callum Thomas, Chair of the association's Workforce and Talent Development Working Group.
 

The full-scope simulator for Phase I of the Lianjiang nuclear power plant in China's Guangdong province has passed factory acceptance testing and can now be delivered to the site for installation.
 

Developed in conjunction with Bilfinger UK, the UK Atomic ������ý���� Authority's new and unique virtual simulator will provide operators of the UKAEA-Eni H3AT Tritium Loop Facility with the opportunity to undergo simulated training exercises in a safe and controlled environment.
 

The challenge of how to train and develop the workforce needed for the proposed tripling of nuclear energy capacity by 2050 formed the basis of a discussion at a side event organised by South Africa and ������ý���� Nuclear University at the International Atomic ������ý���� Agency's 69th General Conference in Vienna.