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To: bull_dozer who wrote (185761)	3/27/2022 9:56:38 PM
From: TobagoJack	Respond to of 218068

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To: bull_dozer who wrote (185761)	3/27/2022 10:50:13 PM
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>> Some of the Uranium miners are already up hundreds of percent in last year or so... Uranium... India to Start Building 10 Nuclear Power Plants in 'Fleet Mode' from Next Year It was for the first time that the government had approved building 10 nuclear power reactors in one go with an aim to reduce costs and speed up construction time. Bulk procurement was underway for the fleet mode projects with purchase orders placed for forgings for steam generators, SS 304L lattice tubes and plates for end shields, pressuriser forgings, bleed condensers forgings, incoloy-800 tubes for 40 steam generators, reactor headers, DAE officials said. Engineering, procurement and construction package for turbine island has been awarded for Gorakhpur units three and four and Kaiga units five and six, they added. Under the fleet mode, a nuclear power plant is expected to be built over a period of five years from the first pour of concrete. Currently, India operates 22 reactors with a total capacity of 6780 MW in operation. One 700 MW reactor at Kakrapar in Gujarat was connected to the grid on January 10 last year, but it is yet to start commercial operations. news18.com