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Nuclear Fuel definition

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What does Nuclear Fuel mean?

Uranium or plutonium which has been fabricated into pins, assemblies, plates, or other such similar form for the purposes of fuelling a nuclear reactor. Other High-Z elements are capable of being used as nuclear fuel (e.g. thorium). For fusion reactors.

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Transporting dangerous goods

Transporting dangerous goods Introduction When transporting dangerous goods, a number of international rules must be followed relating to how the goods are packed, labelled and transported. There are also rules on the training required for all those involved in transportation The rules include UN Model Regulations, pan-European agreements, EU directives and regulations, and parallel domestic legislation transposing the international laws. The provisions vary according to whether the goods are being transported by road, rail, sea or air. Where only limited quantities of dangerous goods are being transported the rules may be less strict. The underlying principle is that there are common rules and regulations across nations establishing certain standards for transporting dangerous goods. One of the key pieces of UK legislation relating to the transportation of dangerous goods is the Carriage of Dangerous Goods and Use of Transportable Pressure Equipment Regulations 2009 SI 2009/1348 (as variously amended) (CDG Regulations SI 2009/1348). They incorporate Brexit-based amendments from the Carriage of Dangerous Goods and Use of Transportable Pressure Equipment (Amendment) (EU...

Export controls—requirement for an export licence

Export controls—requirement for an export licence What are export controls? Export controls are laws that require the licensing of the export, and in some cases the brokering or transhipment, of certain sensitive goods, components, software, technology and technical assistance (‘items’) including those: • specially designed or modified for military use (military ‘items’) • designed for civilian use but with potential military or security uses (‘dual-use’ items) • any item if the exporter has been informed by the government, is aware, or has grounds for suspecting that the item is or may be intended for use in connection with a Weapons of Mass Destruction (‘WMD’) programme (WMD ‘end-use controls’) • any item if the exporter has been informed or is aware that it may be intended for: incorporation into or the production of a military item; use as a part in a military item that has been exported without authorisation; or for use by military, para-military, police, security or intelligence services or related development or production entities in...

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EU Law weekly highlights—8 May 2025

This week's edition of EU Law weekly highlights includes analyses on the Court’s decision on the trade mark of ‘Vagisan’ stating that it is too close to 'Vagisil' and on the delay regarding the publication of the final version of the General Purpose AI Code of Practice. In addition this week, the Irish Data Protection Commission fined TikTok €530m for breaches against the EU General Data Protection Regulation regarding EEA user data transfers to China, the Commission opened a consultation on the evaluation of the Cosmetic Products Regulation and on revising the Sustainable Finance Disclosures Regulation, published the May 2025 infringement package, published a roadmap to end Russian energy imports, published the new mandatory Manufacturer Incident Report under MDR/IVDR and MedTech Europe published a paper to support effective implementation of the MDR/IVDR ahead of the reform.

Energy weekly highlights—8 May 2025

This week's edition of Energy weekly highlights includes two important consultation responses from the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ), namely: (1) its initial response to the February 2025 consultation on proposed reforms for Allocation Round 7 (AR7) of the Contracts for Difference (CfD) scheme; and (2) its response to the October 2024 consultation on proposed changes to the Capacity Market (CM), aimed at maintaining security of electricity supply while enabling the decarbonisation of unabated gas plants. We also cover several announcements from Ofgem, including: (1) publication of the electricity distribution price control period commencing in April 2028; (2) publication of a consultation and seeking views on proposed changes to the National Energy Operator System's (NESO) Regulatory Instructions and Guidance (RIGs) and Regulatory Reporting Pack (RRP) for the RIIO-2 network price controls period; and (3) the launch of a statutory consultation seeking to amend NESO's electricity system operator licence by introducing new obligations (which include submitting Tender Documentation for Ofgem's approval).

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