[en] This is the favorable report on the International Fusion Energy Act of 1993 from the Committee on Energy and Natural Resources. Amendments are listed along with additional comments by Sen. Bradley from NJ

[en] H.R. 5181 is a bill to provide for the establishment of a uranium enrichmen corporation, which will be an efficient provider of uranium enrichment services able, insofar as is consistent with maximizing the value of the corporation, to meet the needs of the United States for uranium enrichment services, and which will be suitable for eventual transfer to private ownership. Other aspects of the bill assure the recovery of the value of assets transferred to the corporation, maximize the value of the corporation to the United States, assure the recovery of the costs for decommissioning existing and future uranium enrichment facilities owned by the corporation, and prevent any further public subsidization of the Civilian Uranium Enrichment Program in the United States. After introduction, the bill was referred jointly to the Committees on Energy and Commerce and Interior and Insular Affairs

[en] It statute rules for regulating mining projects of great size, ownership, location, related mining activities, mine closure plan, exploitation concession contract, taxation regime, canon, infractions and sanctions

[en] Legal device done in order to standardize and promote the exploration and explotation of radioactive minerals by peruvian and foreign investors. This device include the whole process, since the prospection until the development, after previous auction given by IPEN

[en] The text of the bill, International Fusion Energy Act of 1993, is included along with statements from the following: B. Bradley, Senator, NJ; Dr. J. Decker, DOE Office of Energy Research; J. Gavin; Dr. R. Hirsch, Electric Power Research Institute; B. Johnston, Senator, LA; Dr. D. Overskei, General Atomics; Dr. P. Rebut, International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor; M. Wallop, Senator, WY

[en] This Law modifies Law No. 18.302 on nuclear safety

[en] It has been allowed the wind power generation electricity energy source as a the primary electricity source. This project was presented by the Vientos de Pastoral S.A company according to the opinion of the National Energy Regulatory Unit and the Energy and Water Services in relation with the requirements of the current rule

[en] The bill H.R. 5040, which was written to establish a standard nuclear reactor program to develop an inherently safe and economic nuclear reactor, was introduced in the House of Representatives. It was referred jointly to the Committees on Interior and Insular Affairs, Energy and Commerce, and Space, Science, and Technology. An Office of Standard Reactor Development would be established in the Department of Energy. This Office of Standard Reactor Development is to establish a program to develop a safe and economical reactor to be available for purchase by utilities in or before 2000. The structure of the Office of Standard Reactor Development is presented in detail

[en] Concerns to the transference of the Brazilian Nuclear Energy Commission (CNEN) headquarters to Rio de Janeiro city, Rio de Janeiro state

[en] Approves the review of the Provisory Personnel of the Brazilian Nuclear Energy Commission and takes other steps