Skip to content

Nucleotidings Blog

Log In

Nuclear News Roundup Dec 18, 2017

Written by

Burt Webb

in

Uncategorized

Congressional Republicans on Friday released the text of a tax proposal that includes incentives for electric vehicles and wind power, as well as a fix to the so-called BEAT provision critical to renewable energy. Nuclear tax credits, however, were excluded from the bill.  utilitydive.com

The Times reports that the European Pressurized Reactor (EPR) designed by the French company Areva and constructed by China General Nuclear Power Corporation (GCN) with EDF in southern China, has had another setback. The deaerator in Taishan1’s reactor, which removes oxygen and other gases from boiler feedwater circuits, cracked during performance testing due to defective welding. Globalresearch.ca

Pakistan’s security czar today said that the stability of the South Asian region hangs in a delicate balance and the possibility of a nuclear war cannot be ruled out.  Economictimes.indiatimes.com

If the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission approves Energy Secretary Rick Perry’s proposal to prevent financially ailing nuclear and coal plants from closing, it will upend electricity markets and force taxpayers to bear the brunt of subsidies. South Carolina is particularly vulnerable, since nuclear power and coal combined supply 84 percent of the state’s electricity. Thestate.com

←Nuclear News Roundup Dec 17, 2017
Geiger Readings for Dec 18, 2017→

More posts

  • Nuclear Reactors 1639 – Westinghouse Receives Eighty Million Dollars in a Deal with the U.S. Department of Commerce – Part 1 of 2 Parts

    03/06/2026
  • Nuclear News Roundup Nov 20, 2025

    03/06/2026
  • Geiger Readings for Nov 20, 2025

    03/06/2026
  • Nuclear Reactors 1638 – TRISO-X is Constructing a TX-1 Advanced Nuclear Fuel Fabrication Facility in Oak Ridge, Tennessee

    03/06/2026

Nucleotidings Blog


Nucleotidings is presented by Neon AI, a provider of conversational artificial intelligence for individuals and businesses. Neon AI products and services include creating custom interactive Large Language Models (LLMs), trained on enterprise or personal information, such as blogs, emails, books, and extensive corporate and enterprise resources. Interactive LLMs can be used for personal Q&A, and enterprise applications ranging from writing of all types, training, employee support, hospitality kiosks, shop floor assistance, situation awareness, and integration with process automation. Neon AI applications support microphone input (speech-to-text) and audio output (text-to-speech).

See and hear interactive demonstrations of conversational AI role-playing at Neon AI

To order your own custom LLM for your company website or your personal blog, please visit the Neon AI BrainForge Square Store. Prices start as low as $300, with hosting options including on-premises and co-location.

HUMAN CENTERED INNOVATIVE CONVERSATIONAL AI

Copyright 2025 Burt Webb. Neon AI® Collaborative Conversational AI™ Neon AI. Nucleotiding™ Burt Webb.

  • Neon AI®
  • Neon AI Square Store
  • Proprietary Technology
  • Collaborative Conversational AI™