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Energy Roundup - June 12, 2008

By SRI ⋅ June 12, 2008 ⋅  Email This Post ⋅  Print This Post ⋅ Post a comment

Areva, Kazatomprom to set up uranium, fuel JVs

(Reuters) - French state-owned nuclear group Areva and Kazakh uranium miner Kazatomprom agreed on Wednesday to boost joint uranium output and set up a nuclear fuel assembly line.

Alstom signs transport, energy agreement with Kazakhstan state-owned company

(Thomson Financial/Forbes) - Alstom has signed an agreement ‘concerning several projects in the fields of rail transport and electricity generation’ with Kazakhstan state-owned holding company Samruk.

Uranium One says new acid plant will ease shortage

(Reuters) - Uranium One said on Wednesday that new sulphuric acid production from a plant near Balkhash, Kazakhstan, should relieve the uranium miner’s acid shortage in the short-term.

Zhaikmunai makes 6 discoveries in Chinarevskoye license in Kazakhstan (Thomson Financial/Forbes)

Caspian Energy says initial Baktygaryn 703 drill test did not find hydrocarbons (Thomson Financial/Hemscott)

International conference on Kazakhstan’s nuclear power opened in Kurchatov (Kazinform)

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