(Bloomberg) -- The German government has asked the
International Atomic Energy Agency to assess its nuclear safety
oversight after fire broke out at a reactor owned by Vattenfall
Europe AG on the same day as an outage at a second reactor.
The Vienna-based IAEA will assess federal and state
supervision of the country's 17 nuclear plants, starting in 2008
and finishing in 2010, the Environment Ministry said in an e-
mailed statement today. Germany seeks a probe at ``the highest
level'' and wants the IAEA to propose remedies for any gaps it
uncovers, the ministry said.
Read more at Bloomberg Energy News
International Atomic Energy Agency to assess its nuclear safety
oversight after fire broke out at a reactor owned by Vattenfall
Europe AG on the same day as an outage at a second reactor.
The Vienna-based IAEA will assess federal and state
supervision of the country's 17 nuclear plants, starting in 2008
and finishing in 2010, the Environment Ministry said in an e-
mailed statement today. Germany seeks a probe at ``the highest
level'' and wants the IAEA to propose remedies for any gaps it
uncovers, the ministry said.
Read more at Bloomberg Energy News
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