Company in the Media 2009

In this section you can read articles about JSC Atomenergoprom in various media.

29 May
 RIA Novosti: Russia poised to sign more uranium supply deals with U.S.
 Russian state uranium trader Techsnabexport said on Thursday it would sign several contracts on low-enriched uranium supplies with major U.S. energy companies before the end of the year.

27 May
 RIA Novosti: Russian, U.S. firms sign $1 bln low-enriched uranium supply deal
 Russia's Techsnabexport and three U.S. companies affiliated with the FuelCo Group signed on Tuesday three long-term low-enriched uranium supply contracts.

27 May
 Reuters: Russia signs $1bln uranium deals with US companies
 Russia signed $1 billion worth of contracts on Tuesday to supply uranium to U.S. companies from 2014, a landmark deal that Moscow hopes will drive sales of nuclear fuel in the United States.

26 May
 Reuters: Russia breaks "wall" into U.S. nuclear market
 Russia signed a landmark deal to supply nuclear fuel directly to U.S. companies on Tuesday, setting itself up to control 20 percent of the U.S. uranium market and extending its global reach in the nuclear sector.

25 May
 The New York Times: Russian Uranium Sale to U.S. Is Planned
 Russia, already a large supplier of nuclear-reactor fuel to Europe and Asia, is expected on Tuesday to sign its first purely commercial contract to supply low-enriched uranium to United States utilities.

19 May
 The Moscow Times: Work Starts on Floating Nuclear Station
 Russia began building its first floating nuclear power plant on Monday as Rosatom chief Sergei Kiriyenko laid out ambitious plans for the sector in a meeting with President Dmitry Medvedev.

13 May
 Mainichi: Japan, Russia agree to boost nuclear cooperation
 Japan and Russia agreed Tuesday to boost cooperation in nuclear power generation -- a deal expected to provide resource-poor Japan access to a stable supply of uranium.

12 May
 Reuters: Japan to sign nuclear supply deal with Russia
 After two years of negotiations, energy-starved Japan is to sign a nuclear supply deal with Russia on Tuesday during a visit by Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, to enable trade in technology and uranium while addressing proliferation issues.