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French DCNS unveils concept for submerged nuclear power plant
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France's naval construction firm DCNS has agreed with Areva, EDF and the CEA R&D organization on a joint study of DCNS' concept for a submerged nuclear power plant unit that its promoters say could provide energy for millions of people in coastal locations worldwide.
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