Moscow-linked nuclear project in northwest Germany gets green light
France has enlisted a Russian state-owned company to help produce nuclear fuel in Germany, raising espionage and security concerns.
According to Politico Europe, France has enlisted a Russian state-owned company to assist in producing nuclear fuel in Germany. This decision comes as the EU attempts to ban Russian energy imports, raising concerns about espionage and security. The source indicates that the project is linked to Moscow and located in northwestern Germany. However, further details about the project are not provided.
Other energy news from the source includes Germany's consideration of ramping up coal power to avert an energy crisis, Europe's preparation to approve a historic emergency oil release of 400 million barrels, and the potential for LNG to flow from a Canadian Arctic port to Europe in about 5 to 7 years.
