nuclear fuel

Novel Way of Generating Renewable Biofuel Additives Could Use Radiation Derived From Nuclear Waste

Medicine & Technology Sep 22, 2021

Engineers from Lancaster University propose a new way of producing renewable biofuel additives using radiation derived from nuclear waste to achieve zero carbon emission targets.

Reprocessing of spent nuclear fuel will make them less lethal to the environment and a cleaner alternative to fossil fuels

Reprocessing of Spent Nuclear Fuel Makes Them Less Lethal, Cleaner Alternative to Fossil Fuels

Jan 31, 2020

As renewable source of energy that is low on carbon emissions and produces electricity cleaner, without the carbon debt. Use of nuclear energy is responsible for 10% of the electricity produced in the world. One problem is nuclear fuel to power their reactors and it degrades during periods of continuous use.

nuclear fuel

Novel Way of Generating Renewable Biofuel Additives Could Use Radiation Derived From Nuclear Waste

Reprocessing of Spent Nuclear Fuel Makes Them Less Lethal, Cleaner Alternative to Fossil Fuels

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