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NucNet News

Uranium One Shareholders Approve Russia Deal

1 Sep (NucNet): Shareholders in Canada-based Uranium One voted yesterday in favour of a deal to sell a controlling stake in the company to Russian state-owned mining company Atomredmetzoloto (ARMZ) in exchange for cash and shares in two Kazakh mines.

China Confirms Plans For USD 175 Billion Nuclear Park

31 Aug (NucNet): The county of Haiyan on the east coast of Zhejiang province in China has been chosen to host a nuclear energy industrial park to help with the country’s ambitious development of its nuclear power industry.

Merkel Indicates Support For Lifetime Extensions

30 Aug (NucNet): Germany’s chancellor Angela Merkel has said there are no technical reasons that would prevent Germany's nuclear power plants being given operating extensions of 10 to 15 years past their current proposed shutoff dates in about 2022