r/nuclear • • 15h ago

Korea's Kori 3 and 4 set for restarts in 2027

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Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power has been given approval by South Korea's Nuclear Safety and Security Commission to continue operating Kori Nuclear Power Plant’s unit 3 and 4 for a further 10 years.

https://www.world-nuclear-news.org/articles/koreas-kori-3-and-4-get-go-ahead-to-restart


r/nuclear • • 12h ago

Constellation Secures Conditional DOE Loan Commitment of up to $5 Billion to Expand Nuclear Output

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r/nuclear • • 13h ago

What are some books, websites, question papers for a person wanting to study university level of nuclear studies without being in one?

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Hi I am a 20M and I've always found nuclear studies to be really fascinating ever since I was a kid and I've finished highschool sometime ago and now I would be in some university but unfortunately due to some financial reasons I haven't been able to get in one and wouldn't be able to be in one for some time until I gather enough money for it. But during this time I don't want to remain idle and do just part-time jobs, I want to maybe try learning whatever I can from the net if I can do so.

Maybe some online question papers I can study or some site or place where I can educate myself more as it's my dream to be a nuclear engineer and I know it's not an easy job which is why I want to learn as much as possible without wasting time by being idle even if I'm not in a university rn. So I'd be glad to get any help or guidance on where should I look and stuff. If for books, id prefer if I could find an online copy as I said I'm in a bit of a financial crisis, but if it is really required then I can try to buy. Thanks