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The Future of Clean Nuclear Energy is Coming

29/7/2015

'Nuclear power is like the unloved child of sustainable energy. It’s got so much potential - but it only gets noticed when it does something wrong. If only people could see how cool it is...!’ starts the D News talk on nuclear power.

D News - The Future of Clean Nuclear Energy is Coming

TED Talks on Thorium

24/6/2015

TED talks is a source of inspiration and, as the slogan says, ‘ideas worth spreading’. Thorium and its potential as an energy source has been featured several times.

Thorium, An Alternative Nuclear Fuel by Kirk Sorensen

How many Thorium m&m's do you Consume?

14/5/2015

Rusty Towell, a professor in Physics at ACU, presents the benefits of the LFTR (Molten Salt Reactor) in a recent TEDx speech. He starts by using a comparison to m&m's to describe the...

Seminar – Can Thorium Reactors Produce Electricity Efficiently?

5/5/2015

What are the opportunities for future thorium-based power generation? This question will be discussed in a seminar organized by the famous Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences.

Thorium In a Nutshell

2/4/2015

Kurzgesagt is German for “in a nutshell” and the name of a group who makes science storytelling beautiful.
Their latest video gives you 3 reasons why we should continue using nuclear energy:
1 Saves lives: best energy source in energy per deaths.
2 Reduces CO2: 64 giga tonnes less CO2 because of nuclear.
3 New technologies: Thorium Reactors could maybe solve the problems altogether.

Read the Thorium Energy Report

30/3/2015

The Thorium Energy Report
It provides an overview of all achievements in 2014 and the goals for 2015. Here are some of the highlights...

World Thorium Resources

23/1/2014

Thorium is one of the essential resources being researched and explored for a sustainable solution to the world’s energy situation. A responsible and well-structured approach to measuring and estimating these resources, therefore, becomes very important. While demand for thorium is expected to see a rise in the foreseeable future, at the present, there is a wide variation in both sources and estimates that are available worldwide. Estimates and numbers suffer from inconsistent measurement methods and a lack of an international standard.