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Saudi Arabia and Argentina form R&D joint venture
State-owned R&D companies from Argentina and Saudi Arabia have set up a joint venture company, Invania, to develop nuclear technology for Saudi Arabia's nuclear power program.
Nuclear Policies
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Monday, 9 March 2015
Russia offers nuclear desalination bundle
Rusatom Overseas is aiming to sell desalination facilities integrated with large capacity nuclear power plants to Russia's export markets.
New Nuclear
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Wednesday, 4 March 2015
Atucha 2 reaches 100% rated power
The second unit of the Atucha nuclear power plant in Argentina today reached 100% of its rated power, completing an increase in the share of nuclear power in the country's electricity mix from 7% to 10%.
New Nuclear
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Thursday, 19 February 2015
Hualong One selected for Argentina
China and Argentina have agreed to cooperate on the construction of a Chinese-designed Hualong One reactor in the South American country.
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Thursday, 5 February 2015
Argentina and China plan fourth reactor
Argentina and China have ratified an agreement signed last year to work jointly on a project to build a fourth nuclear power reactor in the Latin American country.
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Tuesday, 3 February 2015
CGN 'qualified investor' in Cernavoda
China General Nuclear (CGN) has submitted the sole non-binding bid for the project to build two new reactors at the Cernavoda nuclear power plant in Romania.
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Wednesday, 10 September 2014
Atucha 3 contract signed
The commercial framework contract for construction of a Candu reactor at the Atucha plant in Argentina has been signed between Nucleoeléctrica Argentina and China National Nuclear Corporation.
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Thursday, 4 September 2014
China signs Candu deals with Romania and Argentina
Two Chinese nuclear utilities have signed agreements that would see them cooperate in the construction and financing of new Candu units at Romania's Cernavoda plant and at Argentina's Atucha plant.
New Nuclear
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Friday, 25 July 2014
Russia and Argentina sign nuclear power agreement
Russia and Argentina have signed an intergovernmental agreement on cooperation in the peaceful use of atomic energy.
Nuclear Policies
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Monday, 14 July 2014
New reactor empowers Argentina
First power has flowed from Argentina's newest nuclear power reactor, the government said, supporting its goals for power generation diversity, fuel import reduction and 'energy sovereignty'.
New Nuclear
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Monday, 30 June 2014
Atucha 2 achieves first criticality
Just days after receiving a licence allowing nuclear operations to begin, Argentina's Atucha 2 has achieved a sustained chain reaction.
New Nuclear
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Wednesday, 4 June 2014
Atucha 2 nearing startup
Argentina's newest nuclear power reactor, Atucha 2, is expected to reach criticality and be connected to the grid within sixty days.
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Monday, 2 June 2014
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The second unit of the Atucha nuclear power plant in Argentina today reached 100% of its rated power, completing an increase in the share of nuclear power in the country's electricity mix from 7% to 10%._80x48.jpg "Hualong One impression (CNNC) 80x48")
China and Argentina have agreed to cooperate on the construction of a Chinese-designed Hualong One reactor in the South American country.
Argentina and China have ratified an agreement signed last year to work jointly on a project to build a fourth nuclear power reactor in the Latin American country.
The commercial framework contract for construction of a Candu reactor at the Atucha plant in Argentina has been signed between Nucleoeléctrica Argentina and China National Nuclear Corporation.
Russia and Argentina have signed an intergovernmental agreement on cooperation in the peaceful use of atomic energy.
Just days after receiving a licence allowing nuclear operations to begin, Argentina's Atucha 2 has achieved a sustained chain reaction.
Argentina's newest nuclear power reactor, Atucha 2, is expected to reach criticality and be connected to the grid within sixty days.