Kazakhstan to freeze some uranium deposits for future nuclear power plants

Kazakhstan plans to freeze some uranium deposits to secure raw materials for its future nuclear power plants for their entire operational lifespan. The national reserve aims to accumulate at least 150,000 tons of uranium. This strategic move ensures a century's supply of uranium for the country's nuclear energy needs.

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