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Rotterdam Study Finds Existing Rules Could Support Nuclear-Powered Shipping

A joint assessment involving the Port of Rotterdam, Maersk and Lloyd’s Register concluded that current European regulatory frameworks provide a credible basis for accommodating nuclear-powered commercial vessels.
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