Toshiba To Exit Nuclear Plant Construction Business
OilPrice.com - 12 hours ago
Toshiba is preparing to put an end to its nuclear power plant
construction business as part of damage control measures following a
huge write-off on its U.S. nuclear operations. This is what unnamed
sources close to the company told media, adding that ...http://oilprice.com/Latest-Energy-News/World-News/Toshiba-To-Exit-Nuclear-Plant-Construction-Business.html
Toshiba wants to dump shares in loss-making Westinghouse
Asahi Shimbun - 14 hours ago
Global giant Toshiba Corp. is planning to sell off a large proportion
of its shares in a U.S. nuclear plant company that has incurred enormous
losses. Whether Toshiba can find a buyer for the shares in the ailing
Westinghouse Electric Co. is uncertain. http://www.asahi.com/ajw/articles/AJ201702020038.html
Toshiba to stop building new nuke plants
Daily Express - 14 hours ago
TOKYO: Japan's Toshiba is set to dramatically reduce its nuclear
operations and stop building new atomic power plants after suffering
billion of dollars of losses on US projects, a report said. The
engineering conglomerate, a once proud pillar of ...http://www.dailyexpress.com.my/news.cfm?NewsID=115471
Japan's Toshiba may exit overseas nuclear business
Kallanish Energy (subscription) - 13 hours ago
Japan's Toshiba, owner of Pennsylvania-based nuclear power plant
builder/developer Westinghouse and its CB&I Stone & Webster
unit, could soon exit nuclear reactor construction outside Japan, the
company's CEO said. “We focused on the nuclear ... https://www.kallanishenergy.com/2017/02/02/japans-toshiba-may-exit-overseas-nuclear-business/
Future of Moorside nuclear power plant thrown into doubt
ITV News - Feb 1, 2017
The future of a multi-billion-pound nuclear power development in West
Cumbrian has been thrown into doubt by the company behind the plans. It
had been hoped Moorside would bring more than 20,000 jobs to the region.
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Toshiba to 'stop building' new nuclear plants
Yahoo Singapore News - Feb 1, 2017
Japan's Toshiba is set to dramatically reduce its nuclear operations
and stop building new atomic power plants after suffering billion of
dollars of losses on US projects, a report said. The engineering
conglomerate, a once proud pillar of corporate ...
Toshiba is exiting the nuclear construction business: WSJ
CNBC - Jan 31, 2017
Containers for new nuclear fuel rod assemblies from Global Nuclear
Fuel, a joint venture of General Electric Co., Toshiba Corp., and
Hitachi Ltd., are moved inside the number two reactor at Exelon Corp.'s
Limerick nuclear power generating station in ...
Toshiba losing big on Plant Vogtle expansion
MyAJC - Jan 31, 2017
2015 photo of construction at Plant Vogtle, where two new nuclear
reactors are being built, adding to two already in operation. BRANT
SANDERLIN / BSANDERLIN@AJC.COM. Posted: 5:31 p.m. Tuesday, January 31,
2017 ...
Toshiba to Exit Nuclear Construction Business
Wall Street Journal - Jan 31, 2017
Toshiba Corp. plans to stop building nuclear power plants after
incurring billions of dollars in losses trying to complete long-delayed
projects in the U.S., a move that could have widespread ramifications
for the future of the nuclear-power industry.
Moorside nuclear power station project in doubt
Construction Enquirer - Jan 31, 2017
Plans to build Europe's biggest nuclear power station in West Cumbria
are now in serious doubt after a key Japanese investor said it was
pulling out of overseas investment. Moorside. Moorfield nuclear power
station was to be the biggest in Europe with ...
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