The Massachusetts Institute of Technology released a report on Monday that discusses the future challenges facing the U.S. electricity gri...
Where Goes Solar, There Goes Nuclear?
This MIT Technology Review article is good but gets off on the wrong foot: Politicians are drawing parallels between the $535 million ...
On YouTube and Not on YouTube
As the post below reminds us, NEI has a thriving YouTube channel where anything regarding nuclear energy is neatly extracted from longer t...
President Obama at MIT
President Barack Obama’s energy speech at MIT could have focused a bit more on nuclear energy. But he intended to cover a lot of bases and ...
2009 Update to MIT's 2003 Future of Nuclear Power Study
Back in 2003, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology released a study on nuclear power because they believed "this technology, desp...
The Traveling-Wave Reactor
Intellectual Ventures , an invention company, believes they've developed a "new reactor design [that] could make nuclear power safe...
Nuclear vs. Fossil Share Price Performances
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) hosted their annual energy conference last Saturday with keynote speakers including MIT...
Another Blogger for Nuclear Energy
Say hello to David Danielson of the MIT Nuclear Blog .
Are Americans Warming to Nuclear Power?
MIT asked that question: Americans' icy attitudes toward nuclear power are beginning to thaw, according to a new survey from MIT. The r...
On MIT's Uranium Study
Yesterday, MIT released a study that the Globe and Mail described this way: Growing global competition for scarce enriched uranium threaten...
MIT Panel Discussion on the Future of Nuclear Energy
On March 1, The Technology and Culture Forum at MIT hosted a panel discussion on the future of nuclear energy . A DailyKos diarist was th...