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A New ARMZ Race: The Road to Russian Uranium Monopoly Leads Through Mongolia

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  07 May 2025

Peter Lee
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The people who brought about Chernobyl are pressing to become the world's leading source for nuclear power equipment, materials, and services.

Russia's quasi-state nuclear power authority, Rosatom, has ambitions of becoming the world's one stop shop for nuclear plants, uranium fuel, and spent fuel services. Currently accounting for 20% of the world's nuclear power stations and 17% of global nuclear fuel fabrication, Rosatom wants to double in size, and become the dominant player in uranium ore and spent fuel in the process.

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Asia-Pacific Journal , Volume 9 , Issue 50 , December 2011 , e2
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