Nuclear plant feasibility in Vietnam

Nuclear plant feasibility in Vietnam

HANOI, Vietnam - Japan Atomic Power Co. President Yasuo Hamada (R front) signs a contract with Vietnam Electricity Holding Co. at the head office of the Vietnamese company in Hanoi on Sept. 28, 2011, to conduct a feasibility study of the construction of two nuclear reactors in southern Vietnam.

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