CHINA'S NUCLEAR SAFETY
НОВАТЭК - 4 сентября 2019 года. Сегодня в рамках Восточного экономического форума во Владивостоке ПАО «НОВАТЭК» (далее «НОВАТЭК» и/или «Компания») и индийская компания H-Energy Global Ltd (далее «H-Energy») подписали Меморандум о взаимопонимании (далее «Меморандум»).
Меморандум предусматривает сотрудничество в области поставок СПГ в Индию на долгосрочной основе, совместного инвестирования в будущие СПГ-терминалы.
H-Energy и СПГ-проекты «НОВАТЭКа», а также создание совместного предприятия…
CHINA'S NUCLEAR SAFETY
XINHUA - 2019-09-03 - China's nuclear power development has been safe and efficient in terms of nuclear technology use, nuclear material control, public health and environment protection, according to a white paper released by the State Council Information Office Tuesday.
Titled "Nuclear Safety in China," the white paper said that China has maintained a good nuclear safety record for a long time -- it ranks among the highest of all countries in terms of nuclear power safety operation indicators. Its safety level in the use of nuclear technology continues to improve, its nuclear material control is strong,…
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