Vattenfall and E.ON have agreed to cooperate in decommissioning and dismantling of jointly owned nuclear power plants in Germany (Englisch)
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Titel:Vattenfall and E.ON have agreed to cooperate in decommissioning and dismantling of jointly owned nuclear power plants in Germany
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Erschienen in:Nuclear engineering international ; 60, 732 ; 6
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