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Initiatives towards developing new reactors

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Energy's Production Technologies & Services for Sustainable FutureOur highly reliable products & services support and lead nuclear technologies for ensuring comfortable future energy

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Hitachi-GE Nuclear Energy Corporate Video has been released

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Contributing to Decommissioning of Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station

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CO2 free nuclear power is a key flag of the Hitachi group's environmental initiative to mitigate global warming.
Highly reliable products by our integrated engineering are the backbone of nuclear technologies to lead the sustainable future.

News & Notices

September 10, 2024
Movie has been released.
August 30, 2024
Fuel Cycle has been released.
July 18, 2024
GE Vernova’s Nuclear business submits proposals to Great British Nuclear as SMR competition reaches major milestone
June 27, 2024
Research and development/New reactors has been released.
May 28, 2024
Research and development/New reactors has been released.
February 2, 2024
GE Vernova's Nuclear business, GE Hitachi, selected for UK Future Nuclear Enabling Fund
 

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  • Hitachi-GE Nuclear Energy will help realize a sustainable society

  • Hitachi-GE Nuclear Energy Corporate Video

  • Hitachi-GE Nuclear Energy Corporate Video【Short ver.】

NUCLEAR POWER PLANT AND REACTOR EXPORTERS' PRINCIPLES OF CONDUCT

Hitachi-GE Nuclear Energy had been involved in developing norms of corporate self-management in the exportation of nuclear power plants "Nuclear Power Plant and Reactor Exporters' Principles of Conduct" together with the world's leading nuclear power plant vendors since 2008. The principles of conduct was adopted by all the participating companies and then was officially released on September 15, 2011.
Hitachi-GE Nuclear Energy is to abide by the Principles of Conduct and will undertake good faith efforts to implement the best practices described in six principles: Safety, Security, Environmental Protection, Compensation for Nuclear Damage, Nonproliferation, and Ethics.