Pierre Gadonneix News
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Electricite de France SA, Europe’s biggest power generator, is confident of finding partners to develop nuclear reactors in the U.K. once an agreement is reached with the government on their profitability.
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More than 60 nuclear projects are being planned in the world today and most of the new nuclear plants are being built in emerging markets, according to Pierre Gadonneix, chairman of the World Energy Council and former chief executive officer of EDF SA.
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Latecoere SA will appoint Pierre Gadonneix, former chief executive officer of Electricite de France SA, as chairman of its supervisory board, La Tribune reported, citing unidentified people.
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France Inc. has lost 124.3 billion euros ($163 billion) under President Nicolas Sarkozy.
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The International Atomic Energy Agency should have a bigger role in enforcing nuclear reactor safety following Japan’s Fukushima disaster, according to the head of the World Energy Council.
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Latecoere SA, the world’s largest independent aircraft-door supplier, is in talks with prospective partners about consolidating operations and aims to make a choice by year-end. The shares jumped as much as 26 percent.
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The following is a list of companies whose stocks may have unusual price changes in Paris. Symbols are in parentheses after company names and prices are from the last close.
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Germany, Europe’s biggest power user, will boost coal-fired generation in the year’s second half as it replaces electricity lost by shutting nuclear reactors, Standard Chartered Plc said.
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Jim Crawford needs to know his nuclear power station on a gentle stretch of England’s North Sea coast can withstand a chunk of volcanic rock dropping into the ocean 2,000 miles (3,200 kilometers) away in the Canary Islands.
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Latecoere SA , a supplier of doors and cabling to Airbus SAS and Boeing Co ., said it will seek a European partner to lead consolidation in the airframes industry and raise funds.
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