Nuclear power

The country's safety culture needed updating to prevent a Fukushima-type disaster.

Sanctions are the sharpest tool as John Kerry heads to Vienna for nuclear talks.

The Tennessee Valley Authority is scaling back its plans for more nuclear power.

GE wants turbine company, but may end up in business with French government.

The economics of nuclear power are a tough sell.

Japan's prime minister Shinzo Abe has called for some nuclear plants to reopen in order to ensure energy security for the country.

Eunice, in a dusty corner of New Mexico, rode the ups and downs of the oil business for decades. Then a nuclear-processing plant came calling, and Eunice welcomed its jobs.

Since Fukushima, Japan has shuttered all but one nuclear reactor. Now the debate to restart has begun.

New tapes from the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission's Emergency Operations Center show how the disaster and American reaction unfolded.

Alex Chadwick, host of "BURN: An Energy Journal," discusses the conversations at the NRC as the agency became aware of last year's nuclear disaster in Japan.