ATOMIC POWER STATIONS
Britain Plans Sales Abroad (N.Z. Press Association—. Copyright) HANOVER, April 28. Britain put her own atomic power plants into the Hanover Trade Fair today with high hopes of being the first country in the world to sell atomic power stations abroad. Officials on the British Atomic Energy stand at the fair said shortly after it opened today that Italy and Japan were the most interested countries and that negotiations were also going on with Holland. The Japanese were sending a second delegation to Britain in the next few weeks for further discussions. The head of the isotopes division at the Atonetic Energy Research Station at Harwell, Dr. Henry Seligman, said that within a few hours of the opening of the fair there had been a number of serious inquiries at the British isotope stand, which carries the sign: “Britain is the largest exporter of radio isotopes: Deliveries made to 59 countries.”
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Press, Volume XCV, Issue 28264, 30 April 1957, Page 16
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154ATOMIC POWER STATIONS Press, Volume XCV, Issue 28264, 30 April 1957, Page 16
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