Europe Commits To Buying Nuclear Fuel From US As Part Of Trump Trade Deal
Agreement also includes American investment in bloc’s reactor industry
European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen said energy purchases from the US will include nuclear fuels. Courtesy European Commission/X.
The European Union has committed to buying $750bn (€649bn) worth of US energy products, including nuclear fuel, over three years as part of a major trade deal as it seeks to diversify supplies away from Russia.
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