Autors: Rokas M. Tracevskis, Vilnius Datums: 22.10.2009 Izdevums: The Baltic TimesRubrika: Business feature
The Ignalina nuclear plant will stop producing electricity at the end of 2009, as that plant’s closure was a condition of Lithuania’s entry to the European Union. The EU does not tolerate Sovietbuilt RBMK-1500 reactors on its territory.
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