Jordan: AREVA acknowledges JAEC’s decision

Regulatory News:

AREVA (Paris:AREVA) acknowledges the decision made by JAEC (Jordan Atomic Energy Commission) not to keep the ATMEA 1 for its project to build two nuclear reactors.

Jordan had preselected the ATMEA 1 reactor, recognizing that the technology met the needs and requirements of the Kingdom in terms of safety and competitiveness.

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