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Nuclear power in Russia: Status and developments trends

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27 June 1954 saw the birth of nuclear power in the Soviet Union when a 5 MWe plant went into operation. The second reference point falls on 26 April 1986. Since then the fate of nuclear energy in the Soviet Union has been transformed once again: ft is now clear the Chernobyl did not entirely bury the notion of building nuclear p0wer stations. There are even signs that the leaders of the new states, as well as the general public, are beginning to see some of benefits of continuing with nuclear power programmes

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International Nuclear Technology Forum: Future prospects of nuclear power plants and Turkey

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Original title (Turkish)
Uluslararasi Nukleer Teknoloji Kurultayi: Nukleer guc santrallarinin gelecegi ve Turkiye.

Publishing Information

ISBN
975-395-117-5
Imprint Title
International Nuclear Technology Forum: Future prospects of nuclear power plants and Turkey
Imprint Pagination
302 p.
Journal Page Range
p. 52-57.
Report number
INIS-TR--0030

Conference

Title
Future prospects of nuclear power plants and Turkey.
Original Conference Title
Uluslararasi Nukleer Teknoloji Kurultayi: Nukleer guc santrallarinin gelecegi ve Turkiye
Acronym
International Nuclear Technology Forum
Dates
12-15 Oct 1993.
Place
Ankara (Turkey).

INIS

Country of Publication
Turkey
Country of Input or Organization
Turkey
INIS RN
29033640
Subject category
S21: SPECIFIC NUCLEAR REACTORS AND ASSOCIATED PLANTS;
Resource subtype / Literary indicator
Conference
Descriptors DEI
RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT; RUSSIAN FEDERATION
Descriptors DEC
EASTERN EUROPE; EUROPE

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2 tabs., 1 chart. Imprint:Uluslararasi Nukleer Teknoloji Kurultayi: Nukleer guc santrallarinin gelecegi ve Turkiye.