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Russia Ready To Build NPPs In Namibia

Rendition of a proposed floating nuclear power plant. (Photo/Baltiysky Zavod)
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Windhoek, Namibia (RIA Novosti) Mar 20, 2007
Russia is ready to build nuclear power plants of different kinds in Namibia, Russia's prime minister said Saturday. Mikhail Fradkov, currently on a visit to the African country, said after talks with its leaders that Russia was considering the construction of mini-plants and floating nuclear power plants that would use uranium or operate without using it.

"These are issues still to be discussed," he said.

The prime minister did not specify which Russian companies could work in the sector, saying only that the list of such companies was not limited and that Namibian leaders confirmed that there would be room for many.

Source: RIA Novosti

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