Philippine Star: UN-sanctioned body to help RP put up nuclear regulatory council
‘The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), a nuclear body sanctioned by the United Nations, will help the Philippines in the establishment of a nuclear regulatory council, the country’s top energy official said yesterday.’

Reuters: EU moves to curb dominance of energy giants
‘European homes could receive cheaper gas and electricity after the bloc's assembly voted to open energy markets to more competition by ending the dominance of giant utilities.’

Reuters: China may bid for Jordan's $3.5 bln nuclear contract
‘China National Nuclear Corp (CNNC) could join the bidding to build a nuclear power plant in Jordan worth $3.5 billion, Khaled Toukan, chairman of the Jordan Atomic Energy Commission (JAEC), said on Tuesday.’

Star News: NRC conference planned on Global Nuclear violation
‘The Nuclear Regulatory Commission said Tuesday that its staff has scheduled a conference to discuss an apparent violation of requirements associated with a warning system at Global Nuclear Fuel-Americas.’

Bloomberg: South African Nuclear Agency Plans Experimental Uranium Plant
‘South Africa is completing feasibility studies into nuclear fuel production processes and now plans to develop experimental sites, an official at state- owned Nuclear Energy Corp. of SA, or Necsa, said.’

Sydney Morning Herald: Rowdy protesters target nuclear meeting
‘About 60 people from a group calling itself the Sydney Anti-Nuclear Coalition were on Wednesday demonstrating in front of the Elizabeth Street hotel playing host to the World Nuclear Fuel Cycle conference.’

ReadMedia: Constellation Nuclear Sale Approved
‘The New York State Public Service Commission (Commission) today approved the $4.5 billion acquisition of nearly half of Constellation Nuclear, the indirect owner of three nuclear power plants in upstate New York, to a wholly-owned subsidiary of Electricite de France S.A., the world's largest nuclear power plant owner.’