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Fuel loading at Mochovce 4 reactor has been completed and start-up can now begin. The reactor is expected to begin commercial operation...
Aug 3, 2026
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Some news on smaller nuclear power output in the attached link. DARPA's Rads to Watts program could offer small power cells that could...
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2043 for HMAS Perth seems extremely ambitious. HMAS ANZAC lasted 28 years, HMAS Perth would be 37 years old in 2043.
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Instead of tranches of 3+4+4, I can see it changing to 5+3+3. 2 extra ships quickly from a hot Japanese line, more time for WA to set...
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I believe it was because both Australia and Indonesia signed the nuclear non poliferation treaty. Basically we both decided to spend on...
Aug 3, 2026
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The Scorpene Evolved steel cutting is shifted to 7 August.
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It seems likely to me that is largely around defusing issues in his own party. There was apparently quite a lot of noise around AUKUS...
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Any chance we could stick to the forum rules? E.G. knock off the BRS noise, the one liners, and the unsupported (ie no links/evidence)...
Aug 3, 2026
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Thought about it and reconsidered, Souths right, this is the wrong thread.
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Instead of tranches of 3+4+4, I can see it changing to 5+3+3. 2 extra ships quickly from a hot Japanese line, more time for WA to set...
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2043 for HMAS Perth seems extremely ambitious. HMAS ANZAC lasted 28 years, HMAS Perth would be 37 years old in 2043.
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2043 for HMAS Perth seems extremely ambitious. HMAS ANZAC lasted 28 years, HMAS Perth would be 37 years old in 2043.
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Instead of tranches of 3+4+4, I can see it changing to 5+3+3. 2 extra ships quickly from a hot Japanese line, more time for WA to set...
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Don’t want to be too negative but big projects over many years do tend to change with time. A look at all the navy builds over the last...
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StingrayOZ I don’t want to discount the urgency or the importance of the Mogami build. A prudent choice, but still a challenge to get...
Aug 3, 2026
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