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May 1, 2012

New Twists for U.K. Nuclear New Build

Dan Yurman, Idaho Samizdat


NYT

China's State Nuclear Power Corp., a government owned enterprise, is in talks to fund the Horizon nuclear power project originally organized by German utilities RWE and EON.

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