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==Global clientele==
==Global clientele==
[[Uranium]] is the one viable clean energy source that does not create [[carbon emissions]]. By 2014 Russia controlled 60% of the world's uranium supply and half of all enrichment capacity.<ref>https://www.caseyresearch.com/putins-colder-war/ It already controls a third of yellowcake-to-uranium-hexafluoride conversion.</ref> Energy was one export commodity Russia had to integrate itself into the global trading system. Along with its [[crude oil]] and [[natural gas]] reserves Russia has set the goal for itself to become the world's energy powerhouse. The American firm Westinghouse along with [[French]] and [[Japan]]ese companies are Rosatom's only competitors. Rosatom has pursued various contracts to provide reactors in [[China]], [[India]], [[Iran]], [[Turkey]], [[Belarus]], [[Armenia]], [[Finland]], [[Hungary]], the [[UK]], [[Bangladesh]], [[Vietnam]], [[Cape Verde]], [[Namibia]], [[Tunisia]], [[Morocco]], [[Brazil]] and [[Uruguay]]. Rosatom additionally has contracts in [[Sweden]], the [[Netherlands]], [[Belgium]], [[Germany]], France, [[Spain]], the [[Czech Republic]], [[Slovakia]], [[Lithuania]], [[Bulgaria]], [[Slovenia]], [[Libya]], [[Algeria]], [[Egypt]], [[Jordan]], [[Venezuela]], [[Argentina]], [[South Africa]], [[Tanzania]], [[Japan]], [[South Korea]], [[Mongolia]], [[Australia]], [[Canada]], [[Mexico]] and the [[US]].
[[Uranium]] is the one viable clean energy source that does not create [[carbon emissions]]. By 2014 Russia controlled 60% of the world's uranium supply and half of all enrichment capacity.<ref>https://www.caseyresearch.com/putins-colder-war/ It already controls a third of yellowcake-to-uranium-hexafluoride conversion.</ref> Energy was one export commodity Russia had to integrate itself into the global trading system. Along with its [[crude oil]] and [[natural gas]] reserves Russia has set the goal for itself to become the world's energy powerhouse. The American firm [[Westinghouse]] along with [[French]] and [[Japan]]ese companies are Rosatom's only competitors. Rosatom has pursued various contracts to provide reactors in [[China]], [[India]], [[Iran]], [[Turkey]], [[Belarus]], [[Armenia]], [[Finland]], [[Hungary]], the [[UK]], [[Bangladesh]], [[Vietnam]], [[Cape Verde]], [[Namibia]], [[Tunisia]], [[Morocco]], [[Brazil]] and [[Uruguay]]. Rosatom additionally has contracts in [[Sweden]], the [[Netherlands]], [[Belgium]], [[Germany]], France, [[Spain]], the [[Czech Republic]], [[Slovakia]], [[Lithuania]], [[Bulgaria]], [[Slovenia]], [[Libya]], [[Algeria]], [[Egypt]], [[Jordan]], [[Venezuela]], [[Argentina]], [[South Africa]], [[Tanzania]], [[Japan]], [[South Korea]], [[Mongolia]], [[Australia]], [[Canada]], [[Mexico]] and the [[US]].
==Disposal of waste==
==Disposal of waste==