SA's nuclear safety is reassessed
The National Nuclear Regulator gave assurances last week that it was working to incorporate lessons learned from Japan's Fukushima nuclear incident.
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Row over Koeberg contract
A transatlantic row over a $250-million set of contracts for the replacement and upgrading of the Koeberg nuclear power station has been kept secret.
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SA plans three nuclear power stations
Despite objections from Greenpeace, the African National Congress considers nuclear power plants to satisfy rising energy demands.
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Eskom shuts down Koeberg unit
Eskom confirmed on Friday that it had shut down unit one of the Koeberg power station to replace diaphragms on the valves in the main steam line.
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Koeberg's unit two returns to service
Unit two of the Koeberg nuclear power station has commenced generating electricity, Eskom said on Thursday.
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Koeberg powers down after fault
South Africa's sole nuclear power plant, already producing only partial output, was in a state of complete shutdown on Saturday.
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Controlled shutdown at Koeberg's unit two
Eskom confirmed on Tuesday that it initiated a controlled shutdown of unit two of Koeberg power station near Cape Town following a technical fault.
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Lights out
When a Koeberg reactor failed last year and the Western Cape was crippled by rolling power failures, the rest of the country sympathised every time power alerts flashed on our television screens.
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