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Nuclear News Roundup Sept 16, 2016

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Iran is ready to share its nuclear experience with other nations in the Persian Gulf through a regional nuclear scientific contact group, Atomic Energy Organization of Iran president Ali Akbar Salehi told the World Nuclear Association’s Annual Symposium today. world-nuclear-news.org

Among the first companies to announce orders following the British government’s approval of the Hinkley Point C project is General Electric, which told Reuters that it would receive $1.9 billion through a contract to supply utility Electricity de France with major components for the two reactors, which are expected to cost close to $24 billion. nuclearstreet.com

More than 6,000 workers cycle through the world’s biggest nuclear plant every day to operate and maintain a facility that hasn’t sold a kilowatt of electricity in more than four years. chicagotribune.com

Iran has fully complied with its commitments under last year’s landmark nuclear agreement, but eight months after the official removal of sanctions, the west is failing to deliver on its promises, the country’s vice president has told the Guardian. theguardian.com

 

 

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