Nuclear Energy Is The Better Podcast

We had a great time with Mr. Douglas Sandridge, an Oil & Gas Executive in the USA. His message came out strongly that everyone needs reliable energy therefore let us diversify the energy mix and not try to over-regulate it. Listen in the podcast to hear his thought on energy; nuclear energy; hydrogen, as well as climate change issues. He recommends two books for anyone wishing to bring in a great energy renaissance: The Price by David Yergin and Shorting the Grid by Meredith Angwin. Mr. Douglas Sandridge has supported this podcast by getting me some equipment over christmas! A good chrismas gift for all of us. It is good to support us in all ways because we have the social license to reach out through public engagement, educating our communities and through podcast interviews.

Dr. Aliki is a Nuclear Engineer and a consultant who has worked with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) for two decades and holds an experience of over 30 years both in Netherlands and in Austria; both for IAEA and Nuclear-21. We shared a great conversation and insisted much on the African perspective into how to effectively deploy nuclear and establish a grounding decommissioning framework in the Nuclear Power Program. Have a listen to this podcast!

Youths are vibrant, energetic, innovative and beautiful. We had an amazing session talking about climate change issues, GMOs and food security, radiology and nuclear power, minerals and mining as well as mechatronics engineering. Check out the episode and listen to this conversation we had!

Mark Lynas writes popular science and covers lots of it. Listen to the podcast to learn more about what he thinks about nuclear power, climate change and Environmental issues. He has written books, most prominently, Six Degree if Climate Emergency [marklynas.org]. Mark is the co-founder of RePlanet which is liberating nature and elevating humanity through it's global chapters and campaigns. As an Alliance for Science fellow, Mark is passionate about solving poverty and food security issues in the world by using GMOs and other science based technologies in food.

Let's talk about sexuality, African environmentalism and engineering. This podcast is one of a kind discussion joined in by Alicia Moraa who is a Plastic Tide Turner, Fredrick Omutiti who is a Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights Specialist and Nimrod Ambetsa who is an electrical and electronics engineer. All youths in science, let's speak science! Our debate centered on what we do and why we do that but the tide fell on the 16+

Well, she was just a young IT persona walking into a nuclear facility to fix computers, but fate led her to now-fix energy and Socioeconomic pudder. Nuclear Power engineering is what she does today. Alice has been working in the nuclear sector since she was 17 years old and has experience in IT support, accident analysis research, shielding analysis, nuclear power plant thermos-hydraulics reload calculations, business development for Latin America and so on. In this podcast, she shares amazing insights in her career and from Brazil. She also is a TEDX speaker therefore you definitely have to listen to this: https://youtu.be/gFTOVQb0pUc Titans of Nuclear: https://youtu.be/N7L15lvQZVU A deriva: https://www.youtube.com/live/YWf9bqgcf5I?feature=share

Ms. Antoinette Moleele, a Consultant, is Botswana's UNFCCC negotiator in a profound background in Climate Smart Agribusiness. We had a conversation to expound on matters of Climate Change and how emphasis on African agricultural practices that is going to solve the growing food demand and other global challenges. Hey! Don't miss out to hear her stand on GMO and Nuclear Power

Generation Atomic, with Eric Meyer and amazing Atomic Ambassadors from all over the world have advanced advocacy by sharing models, memes, art work and music. Eric G Meyer is one resilient fellow in the Nuclear sector and who speaks about Thorium as the next big thing as a nuclear reactor fuel. We shared great insights to the new film, ATOMIC HOPE, which I believe is one amazing film like NUCLEAR NOW (I thought it's the same, lol). Just make sure to get some pop cones while listening in this theatre :) in the podcast, catch the conversations as it rolls.

We took a dive into the mechanics of nuclear power reactors with Doc Florencia Renteria. It's so amazing to listen to the great wealth of experience she has, and she shares the future of nuclear power in the world. Listen in and enjoy

After listening to what we talked about with Ryan concerning renewables and nuclear, you'd so much want to get the book, "Shorting The Grid" by Meredith Angwin. Beside this we also talked about Africa and the energy decisions: how effective they are and what are the does and don'ts. So, this is the conclusion: what are you waiting for? Have a listen

One of the most important factors for environmentalism is to conserve the land, and nuclear is an advantage to this. Julia takes us through the youths' passion in the Nuclear and Environment world and how we can go together to solve the global issues. She was the chairperson of the Youth Climate Council by the ministry of climate and environment, and so gives us more insight on nature restoration. Catch in the podcast and "Think on every aspect of the problem; .... looking at the pros and cons."

Joined by the first female Radiopharmacist in Kenya, Daktari Elizabeth Itotia, we talked mostly about Nuclear Pharmacy but also a wide range in matters to do with Nuclear Energy for electricity. Would you want to hear her out? Listen in the podcast!

I had a conversation with Paris Ortiz Wines @ParisOrtizWines on nuclear Advocacy! Paris is the global director for Stand Up for Nuclear @StandUp4Nuclear and an organizer of so many initiatives for instance the Nuclear Mentorship events in Kenya. Want to hear more? ...Listen in ☕

Everyday in a nuclear power facility is a Mother's day! Joined in by Ms. Heather Hoff, the co-founder of Mothers4Nuclear, we talk about nuclear power. She mentions her Uranium necklace and how someone got scared of radiation: but Heather calms the fears with facts and science because at the beginning of her career at Diablo Canyon, she was also scared. You have to catch the whole conversation right now!!

A great engagement it is. Abubak talks more about his studies and how it is to be an African scientist. Collins sparked the conversation even better to let us understand deeper on the speaker's experiencea. Listen!

The episode evolves around nuclear weapons and lets you understand why it is hard for nuclear weapons to be made or dropped. The fear around nuclear weapons make most individuals to be anti nuclear and sadly against the peaceful nuclear power. Let's dive in!

Florencia Renteria takes us through the Innovative Digital Tools in this episode. The episode also navigates through the nuclear power industry; education, applications and the future. Dive in to have a listen!

The episode walks you through the things that nuclear energy powers From the RTGs to Bitcoin Mining. BTC mining uses Mining Rigs which (one) consumes about 1 - 10 MW. But some miners have about 50,000 rigs. BTC consumes about 127 TWh per year of electricity and emits 25 - 50 M tons CO2 annually. But there is Advanced Nuclear Power which is promising for the future of mining and cryptocurrency.

Are there any present opportunities in the nuclear power industry? In this episode, we dive deep into the topic of "Opportunities In Nuclear". Nuclear power has been at the forefront of solving global issues for decades, and it continues to be an essential part of our energy mix. From powering our homes and businesses to moving us forward in space exploration, nuclear powers not only the past and present, but also the future. One exciting aspect of nuclear power is the opportunity it provides in the advancements in artificial intelligence and machine learning. With the help of advanced technology, we are able to further improve the safety measures of nuclear power plants and Spent Fuel Management (SFM). To learn more about the endless opportunities that nuclear presents, tune in to this podcast now!

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The Kenya Power and Lighting Company (KPLC) will be buying 7.13 KES ($0.05704) per KWh [or less] from NuPEA for the SMR-160 with an estimated capacity factor of 80% for 40 years if the capital cost is 260 Billion KES ($2 Billion) and discounted to 320 Billion KES. If Kenya is truly using cheap electricity today, then it means nuclear power is way cheaper by 88% as compared to an IPP in Kenya; Triumph Power Generation Company Ltd selling 69 GWh to KPLC. The cost (6.26 KES/KWh) will also be at a 12.2% difference of the solar project in Garissa giving 82 GWh to the national grid. Nuclear Energy is good for business.

[ AD: I invested in Bitcoin Trading, I hope you'd join me too. ] Uranium Oxide Concentration (UOC) is processed into UF6 then enriched to the specifications that a nuclear power reactor needs. This is referred to as Enriched Uranium Product (EUP) - something that has been dominating the market since the 60's. The biggest consumer of U is the USA; from about 20,000 - 25,000 tU per year in the 1980s to 7,000 tU per year in recent years. Today's supply is about 56,000 tU and an astonishing 3.116 Million tons of Uranium since exploration began. The lowest price in the spot market was in 2003 at $9 and highest in 2018 at $137. Today, it is about $50 (ranges from $35 - $70). Listen to more of these in the podcast!

The Podcast is brought to you by "nuclear Waste". This is the best episode I guess. Listen and learn and help me learn too. Note: Am-241 is used in Fire alarms to detect fire.

Hey! Check out this new episode on nuclear accidents. Note: Henry Becquerel - Uranium as a natural radiation emitor. Wilhelm Rontgen - Discovered ionizing radiation. Also note: Neutrons bombard fissile materials to cause chain rxn.

In summary, I introduced the show with some little history of SDGs and MDGs. The body is resolutely speaking of the Stockholm & Rio Declaration, UN conferences and lastly the actual SDGs while focusing on Nuclear Energy. Here is a list of my mapped SDGs: [1] Poverty - 8/10 developed states have nuclear. [7] Energy - 11% of the global electricity is nuclear. [9] Industry, inno, infrastructure - Manufacturing, transport (electric trains etc) is supported by nuclear power. [8] Decent work - Green jobs, clean! [5] Gender Equality - Oh my! The girls have it. Women in Nuclear etc [10] Reduced inequality - SMR pie is economically friendly for G/south + marginalized G/North. [4] Education - Trainings on reactor Engineering plus more. Literacy on Science by programs like DoE nuclear program. [13] [14] [18] L. on Land & Water, Climate Action - This is clean energy; for the environment and the climate. [12] Responsible Pdn& Consumption - Before a nuclear power plant is installed, safety is first. The public is shielded from radiation. Also, radiation Agri. Crops. [2] [11] No hunger, Sust. Cities - Nuclear tech in agriculture helps fight food insecurity. Geiger counters measure radiation levels in building against naturally radioactive radon gas. [6] Clean water & Sanitation - Isotope hydrology [16] [17] Peace ✌️, justice & strong institutions + Partnerships - IAEA, milestone approaches + funding research programs, trainings in different countries. ITER. So, have a listen!

Series 1: Sociopolitics In Nuclear Episode 2: Nuclear Power In The Picture Of Global Issues. When the pleasure of life has been arbitrated, the dispute to progress rationed and much of the sayings reveried, then all we can say is, "let's act now". Global change can be solved with a simple technology and that is nuclear power and technology. Hey! Come, have a listen to this podcast. Collins In the last part, here is what I mean: 1 MWh serves 1,300 persons in Europe 1 GWh serves 1.3 million of them. But since an average consumption of 12KWh per day is recorded per person. Kenya being a low consumer of Electricity, consumes about 5 KWh/person per day or 0.2KWh per person per hour (0.208). Therefore, 5million or approximately 4.8 million people will consume 1GWh in 1 hour. Note: There is a place I have said, 100 instead of 1,000. In the previous episode, EMC^2, not an A (that's in Swahili). Will sure correct those errors next time!

Nuclear Series: Sociopolitics in Nuclear Episode: 1 Nuclear Energy is introduced in this episode together with its vistas in nuclear applications. But the best part is on the vantage points nuclear poses for the camera: the society. The magnificant technology with it's diverse designs make nations to prefer which one is used and by whose fingerprint. Well, this is just but an into to let you and your poingantly beatiful ears, your grace, to have a listen.

Welcome to the PodCast about Nuclear Energy in Kenya. Nuclear Energy is the Better Podcast, or simply NUeB Podcast hopes to enlighten you on matters of energy, environment and the climate. Africa has only one nuclear power plant in Koeberg RSA, but with the 17+ research reactors all across the continent, Africa is ready for an actual commercial nuclear power reactor for electricity generation. Amongst the very many advantages and facts about nuclear power, it is a great tool to solve the global Climate Change issues including the avoidance of 60GtCO2 in the past 50years. But this is just the sauce! This podcast is here to feed you the details of the nuclear industry; dialogues and actions that are saving lives! Join in, and let's roll