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Tectonic shift under way in Turkmen gas
Europe. That strengthens the prospects for the Nabucco pipeline project, which is planned to take gas from the Caspian Sea basin through Georgia and Turkey to the Baumgarten hub in Austria for distribution throughout the European Union. Second, President
Russia and IAEA sign agreement on world's first nuclear fuel bank
Russia signs a deal with the UN's nuclear watchdog, IAEA, to set up the world's first nuclear fuel bank of low-enriched uranium for countries that need fuel for civilian purposes, including nuclear power plants.
Lithuania, Russia discuss energy at first meeting
Water, food, energy and minerals are highly strategic resources. They are essential to human development and, in the case of water and food, to human survival. Food production is, meanwhile, closely intertwined with
U.S., India reach agreement on nuclear fuel reprocessing
CHELSEA, Canada (AFP) Talks on preserving the Arctic amid a race for its rich resources opened Monday amid calls from protestors for the meeting to focus on the damage to the fragile region caused by climate change. US
Gazprom ramps up Asian energy trade presence
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Turkmenistan prepares for international gas congress
The First International Gas Congress will be held in Ashgabat April 14-15, Turkmen Embassy in Azerbaijan says.
Russia, IAEA to jointly establish first nuclear fuel reserve bank
When researchers discovered a fossil finger in a Siberian cave, they found an ancestor - and perhaps a new human species. Johannes Krause told Deutsche Welle about his team's efforts to analyze the ancient DNA.
Lithuanian nuclear power plant bid winner to be named this summer
When researchers discovered a fossil finger in a Siberian cave, they found an ancestor - and perhaps a new human species. Johannes Krause told Deutsche Welle about his team's efforts to analyze the ancient DNA.
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