and
are set to receive £2.2 million of
money to help decommission their reactors and reduce the risk of nuclear proliferation Energy Minister Malcolm Wicks announced today.
The money, made available under DTI’s nuclear legacy programme for the former Soviet Union, will fund two projects including £330,000 to decommission a fast breeder reactor in
The second project is to enhance physical security at the Karpov Institute, a Russian research institute south of
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