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British govt considering ownership limit on new nuclear power stations - report
finanznachrichten.de May 11, 2008
LONDON (Thomson Financial) - The British government is considering a limit on ownership of British Energy Group Plc (BE) nuclear power station sites, ... ... LONDON (Thomson Financial) - The British government is considering a limit on ownership of British Energy Group...
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