Online lecture: 24 October 2025 | 11:00 - 12:30 What does cheap energy have to do with fair wages? Why is Germany an increasingly unattractive location for many companies? And what role does nuclear energy play in a sustainable, economically viable energy system? Prof. Dr Gösta Jamin - financial economist and university lecturer - analyses the Read more
Setting the course for the final disposal of highly radioactive waste in Germany The decisive factors are geology and technology - or rather politics? The history of final storage in Germany includes the exploration of the Gorleben-Rambow salt dome and the development of POLLUX® final storage containers. However, it also includes social conflicts, hardened fronts and controversial, not always objective discussions. Read more
EROI as a measure of prosperity and sustainability How much energy is produced during the lifetime of an energy source - compared to all that is needed to build, operate and dismantle it? The so-called energy harvest factor (or "energy return on investment", EROI for short) provides a tangible answer to this question and is one that is often overlooked, Read more
Nuclear technology in schools - with your expertise! We are building a Germany-wide network of speakers for teaching and are looking for people from the field of nuclear technology who are willing to pass on their knowledge. In the "School education in nuclear technology" project, we want to provide real insights into an often distorted topic from year 9 onwards, free from Read more
Dual Fluid - A highly efficient reactor Nuclear energy can do more - much more. The dual fluid reactor represents a radically new approach: compact, powerful, efficient. Instead of relying on proven but limited technologies, this concept goes one step further - with extremely high power density, a smaller reactor core and therefore completely new Read more
How to reactivate a nuclear power plant What does it actually take to put a decommissioned nuclear power plant back into operation? What are the technical challenges - and what solutions already exist? From "big steel" to reactor pressure vessels and steam generators, this is a lecture for anyone who wants to know what is really technically feasible. Read more
Liability and insurance of nuclear power plants - Who bears the risk? How is a nuclear power plant actually insured? What happens in the event of damage? And who is really liable - operators, suppliers or nobody at all? In this online lecture, we take an exciting look behind the scenes of the liability and insurance mechanisms of nuclear plants. Find out how Read more
Online lecture on "Dismantling the Stade nuclear power plant" on 12 June 2025 | 17:30 - 19:00 The Stade nuclear power plant (KKS) of PreussenElektra was built from 1968 to 1972 and was successfully in operation from 1972 to 2003. It has been dismantled since 2005 and the final demolition work is scheduled for the end of 2026. Read more
Benefits of nuclear energy in the German energy transition Nuclear energy is far too expensive and would in any case come too late to make an effective contribution to the German energy transition, which aims to achieve climate neutrality in Germany by 2045. If there is no recognisable benefit, then it would of course be irresponsible to even consider the Read more
You don't just want to listen, you want to have a say, think and steer? Welcome to the KTG! JOIN NOW Are you interested in the future of nuclear technology, would you like to get actively involved and make new contacts in the industry? Then the Nuclear Technology Society (KTG) is the right place for you! With us you have Read more
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