Iran’s atomic chief Ali Akbar Salehi has said the country needs 20 uranium enrichment plants in order to meet all its electricity needs, state-owned English-language Press TV reported. Salehi told Press TV late Friday that the plants have to be equal in size to Iran’s existing flagship uranium enrichment plant in the central city of Natanz.
“We are in need of 20 thousand megawatts that means 20 times the amount (of fuel) the Natanz” facility can produce, Salehi said in an interview, adding that the Natanz site has a capacity of about 30 tonnes of enriched uranium per year.
Iran’s atomic chief: We need 20 uranium enrichment plants
© 2009 Ya Libnan. 
The views expressed on this website are independent perspectives that do not necessarily represent the views of Ya Libnan LLC.
Ya Libnan LLC is not affiliated with any of the advertisements. The ads are auto generated by a third-party.
The views expressed on this website are independent perspectives that do not necessarily represent the views of Ya Libnan LLC.
Ya Libnan LLC is not affiliated with any of the advertisements. The ads are auto generated by a third-party.
Discussion
View Comments for “Iran’s atomic chief: We need 20 uranium enrichment plants”
Please respect the community. Comments that contain personal attacks or inappropriate language will be removed.