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Baltic States Attune Nuclear Plant in Lithuania
Feb 28 2006, Irani

Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia - the three Baltic States have signed an agreement to build a new nuclear power plant in Lithuania. The Lithuanian, Estonian and Latvian state-owned energy companies each wants to take an equal share in the project, the...

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