City: London (UK)
Date: 1 November 2003

title
IAEA chief outlines new approach to non-proliferation
Major energy bill stalls on final
Utilities seek permits for new nuclear plants
Licence renewals and uprates
Exelon opts for rest of AmerGEN
Further US reactor sales
First steps for uranium downblending
Finns opt for Franco-German reactor
French inclination to building EPR
German reactor closes
British Energy agrees with creditors
Italian blackout highlights vulnerability
Italy plans national waste repository
Czech energy policy debate
Russia ratifies aid rules
Japan to start new reactor construction
New Japanese inspection auditing body
China ready for new reactors
Russia and South Korea collaborate on small reactors
China and USA team up on pebble bed reactor
Indonesia narrows reactor choice
Iran censured by IAEA
North Korea project suspended
Further Ontario reactor restarts
Nuclear co-operation with China
Australian uranium production edges up
Australian Senate committee report
ERA head office goes bush
ANSTO ships spent fuel
Uranium prices and reactor changes
World reactor changes

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