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As seen in: Enlit Europe, Power Engineering International, Factor This, Power Engineering, Smart Energy International, ESI-Africa, Enlit World, NXTmine, Green Reporter, The German Business Report
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Nuclear reactor module is 3D printed by Florida startup

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By Pamela Largue Verified
| Enlit World
US company Ampera reveals module unit at its Florida innovation centre and hails it as milestone for the nuclear energy sector. Ampera Founder and CEO Brian Matthews reveals the first full-scale 3D printed reactor module / Image credit: Ampera US nuclear energy start-up Ampera claims it has completed production of its first full-scale, 3D-printed reactor module.
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Heatwaves expose solar storage and housing design problems

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By Yunus Kemp, Pamela Largue Verified, Kelvin Ross Verified
| Enlit World
Peak solar season is now exposing an issue in how UK homes are being designed under the Future Homes Standard. As generation increases, and with new solar records set this year already, large volumes of electricity are being produced at the same time, placing pressure on how that energy is stored, used and exported. The challenge is not the availability of solar technology, but how it is integrated into the wider energy system.
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Drax invests £2m to preserve iconic Tongland hydro plant

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By Pamela Largue Verified, Kelvin Ross Verified
| Enlit World
Energy company Drax has announced the completion of a refurbishment project at the Tongland power station in Scotland. The plant in Dumfries and Galloway was developed in the 1930s making it one of the oldest in Scotland. The £2 million project saw the power station’s exterior restored using specialist materials designed to protect and preserve the historic building for decades to come.
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