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Hungary must renegotiate the fuel supply portion of a deal for two Russian reactors at the Paks nuclear power plant after terms proved unacceptable to the Euratom Supply Agency.

The 28 member states of the European Union are to integrate their markets and increase security of supply under a policy set known as the ������ý���� Union. Investments of €200 billion per year are expected over the nest decade.

The European Commission has launched discussion on the creation of its proposed ������ý���� Union. The initiative, it said, aims to "reform how Europe produces, transports and consumes energy."

The Swedish nuclear regulator has submitted a revised post-Fukushima safety action plan to the European Commission which incorporates independent core cooling requirements announced last year.

The association of European electricity generators, Eurelectric, has expressed its concern that the use of boric acid - used across the whole nuclear fuel cycle - could be restricted under proposals from the European Chemical Agency.

The European Union should complement its Emissions Trading Scheme with policies to attract "critical investment" in low-carbon technologies - including renewable energies, nuclear and carbon capture and storage – "through sector-specific measures to enhance technology innovation and address non-economic barriers," the International ������ý���� Agency said in a report issued today.

Construction of the central used fuel storage facility has started at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.

Does the EU nuclear safety directive risk fragmenting international standards, asks Ana Stanič.

European Union heads of state have agreed binding targets for the EU to reduce carbon dioxide emissions, raise efficiency and deploy renewables by 2030.

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries'��European version of its Advanced Pressurized Water Reactor (EU-APWR) has been formally certified as compliant by the European Utility Requirements (EUR) organisation.

The European Commission has found revised UK plans to subsidise the construction and operation of a new nuclear power plant at Hinkley Point to be in line with EU state aid rules.

The European Commission's approval of agreements between EDF Group and the UK government to build Hinkley Point C demonstrates that they are "fair and balanced for investors and consumers now and for the long term," EDF ������ý���� chief executive Vincent de Rivaz said.