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17. European Nuclear Energy Forum 201118.05.2011   09:15 
 This year's European Nuclear Energy Forum (ENEF) in Prague will address key issues such as the criteria and modalities of the comprehensive assessment of safety and risks of the 143 nuclear power plants in the EU, the transparency aspects thereof as well as the challenges for financing
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18. Conference Shale Gas – Management of New Energy Sources in Europe17.05.2011   15:41 
 The Bulgarian Minister of economy, energy and tourism Tracho Traikov will attend a conference on shale gas management of new energy sources in Europe, which will take place in Warsaw later today, from the ministry announced.   The study and extraction of shale gas is an option for alternative
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19. EU Countries Divided over Nuclear Stress Tests16.05.2011   10:52 
 France and Britain, the two EU countries with the largest nuclear industry, strongly opposed stringent stress tests on nuclear power plants following the Fukushima disaster in Japan. Energy Commissioner Günther Oettinger's proposal to introduce them was sponsored by Austria, a country without
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20. Prague Metro Car Modernisation Complete21.04.2011   11:44 
Skoda Transportation completed a long-term programme to modernise Prague metro’s original Soviet-built Type 81-71 rolling stock when the last of 93 five-car trainsets was handed over on February 12, railwaygazette.com reported. The KC10bn programme was launched with a prototype
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