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Agreement expected on moving nuclear project forward

Oct 07, 2009
From wire reports

VILNIUS - Lithuania says it expects to sign a key investment deal within the first six months of 2010, which would create a four-nation group to construct a replacement for the Soviet-era Ignalina nuclear plant, which is required to shut down by the end of this year, reports news agency AFP. This timetable represents a “a provisional date, because talks are still under way with our regional partners, Latvia, Estonia and Poland, and the negotiations with the strategic investor will depend on th ...

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