NPPs

This policy describes how we will abide by the National Privacy Principles ( "NPPs") that form part of the Act. These principles relate to:

PC Authority 2009

This policy describes how we will abide by the National Privacy Principles ( "NPPs") that form part of the Act. These principles relate to:

PC Authority 2009

Given President Medvedev's statements last week, one can also glean that Moscow is determined to press ahead with the building of NPPs abroad as well.

Simon Saradzhyan: Russia Presses Ahead With Nuclear Plants After Japan Crisis Simon Saradzhyan 2011

Nor is it likely that construction of NPPs in Russia will come to halt in the near future, particularly given the upcoming parliamentary elections in December 2011 and presidential elections in March 2012.

Simon Saradzhyan: Russia Presses Ahead With Nuclear Plants After Japan Crisis Simon Saradzhyan 2011

However, one doesn't need a crystal ball to see how Rosatom's foreign contracts portfolio, which Rosatom chief Sergei Kiriyenko has hoped to expand to around $30 billion this year, will shrink as some nations either cancel or suspend tenders until they can craft a qualitatively new set of safety requirements for the design, production, and maintenance of NPPs.

Simon Saradzhyan: Russia Presses Ahead With Nuclear Plants After Japan Crisis Simon Saradzhyan 2011

Of China's 11 current NPPs; the oldest, Qingshan-1, only came online in 1991.

Iran's Nuclear Ambitions Highlight the potential of Uranium and Nuclear Power 2009

According a University of Wisconsin study, NPPs only emit about 17 tons of carbon dioxide per megawatt, little more than wind and geothermal power, the lowest sources.

Iran's Nuclear Ambitions Highlight the potential of Uranium and Nuclear Power 2009

The finally irony is that the AGW alarmism that in part is now being used to back the case for the construction of 8 new NPPs in the UK has come a couple of years too late at least.

Nature Again « Climate Audit 2006

Nor is it likely that construction of NPPs in Russia will come to halt in the near future, particularly given the upcoming parliamentary elections in December 2011 and presidential elections in March 2012.

The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Simon Saradzhyan 2011

However, one doesn't need a crystal ball to see how Rosatom's foreign contracts portfolio, which Rosatom chief Sergei Kiriyenko has hoped to expand to around $30 billion this year, will shrink as some nations either cancel or suspend tenders until they can craft a qualitatively new set of safety requirements for the design, production, and maintenance of NPPs.

The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Simon Saradzhyan 2011