Mitsubishi Heavy wins order from French utility

Mitsubishi Heavy wins order from French utility

TOKYO, Japan - Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. said Aug. 24 it has won an order from Electricite de France SA for six replacement steam generators (a similar one shown in file photo) used in nuclear power generation. This is the first time for a Japanese company to win an order to supply core equipment for nuclear power reactors from the French utility.

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