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Hydroworld.com reports Kazakhstan and Russia have signed agreements on cooperation in civilian nuclear power and hydropower projects.
Rosatom chief Sergei Kiriyenko said that since the two partners would not co-finance building a new enrichment facility, Rosatom would make shares of its Novouralsk facility available to Kazatomprom.
The two nuclear companies also signed a memorandum on forming a joint […]
Hydroworld.com reports Kazakhstan and Russia have signed agreements on cooperation in civilian nuclear power and hydropower projects.
Rosatom chief Sergei Kiriyenko said that since the two partners would not co-finance building a new enrichment facility, Rosatom would make shares of its Novouralsk facility available to Kazatomprom.
The two nuclear companies also signed a memorandum on forming a joint company to market and sell uranium.
Another agreement between the two countries calls for constructing a third unit at the Ekibastuz hydropower station in Kazakhstan.