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• GE Hitachi Signs Deal with Exelon

  From the AP : GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy said Tuesday it has received a tentative multimillion-dollar order from power plant operator Exelon Corp. to provide parts for two possible nuclear reactors. The deal for steam turbine generators and other components depends on whether Exelon's nuclear division decides to continue with plans for a plant in Texas. GE Hitachi said Exelon needs to have plans... Posted Dec 11 2007, 04:57 PM by NEI Nuclear Notes Filed under: Exelon, GE, New Nuclear Plants

• GE and Hitachi Ink Deal for Nine Mile Point Uprate

  Details from GE . Read More... Posted Sep 21 2007, 09:26 AM by NEI Nuclear Notes Filed under: Nine Mile, Hitachi, GE

• GE Eyes AECL Stake

  Details from the Globe and Mail . Read More... Posted Sep 21 2007, 09:23 AM by NEI Nuclear Notes Filed under: GE, AECL

• GE and AREVA Looking at AECL Stake?

  According to reports, both GE and AREVA are interested in a stake in AECL. Read More... Posted Jul 09 2007, 03:23 PM by NEI Nuclear Notes Filed under: AREVA, GE, AECL

• GE-Hitachi Nuclear Energy Submits ESBWR for U.K. Regulatory Review

  Just off the wire : GE-Hitachi Nuclear Energy (GEH) today submitted its ESBWR reactor design to government regulators in London to initiate the generic design assessment (GDA) process as the United Kingdom considers whether to build a new fleet of reactors to help meet its energy and emissions-reduction requirements. GEH is seeking “design acceptance confirmation” from U.K. nuclear energy regulators... Posted Jun 22 2007, 11:00 AM by NEI Nuclear Notes Filed under: ESBWR, Hitachi, GE

• GE and Hitachi Make Nuclear Joint Venture Official

  I know we've mentioned this news before, but in case you missed the press release earlier this week : GE and Hitachi, Ltd. have today completed the first half of their agreement to form a global alliance of their nuclear businesses, creating one of... Posted Jun 07 2007, 01:14 PM by NEI Nuclear Notes Filed under: Hitachi, GE