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Euratom Supply Agency - Annual Report 1997 (1998)
| Auteur | Euratom, Euratom Supply Agency |
| Datum | 1998 |
| Classificatie | 6.04.0.20/32 (SAMENWERKINGSVERBANDEN - EURATOM) |
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Uit de publicatie:
Euratom Supply Agency - Annual Report 1997 SUMMARY In 1997 the net nuclear electricity generated in the European Union amounted to 813.5 TWh representing approximately 35.6% of the total electricity produced, amounting to 2 285.5 TWh (1). This report for 1997, as in previous years, concentrates on the nuclear fuel market and the supply of nuclear fuels to users in the European Union. The supply of the nuclear power stations of the European Union has been satisfactory. In the natural uranium market, in particular, the depletion of user inventories is not yet reflected in prices, which remained low. The uranium supply from Russia and other New Independent States has been followed closely. In order to ensure an adequate diversity of supply sources and to avoid over dependence on a single source of supply, the policy has been maintained for utilities in the European Union not to cover more than a certain share of their needs with supplies of material originating in any of the New Independent States. The introduction on the market of blended High Enriched Uranium from the military cycle has not yet had a significant impact but is attracting much attention.
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