Constructing / expanding / operating / upgrading nuclear power generation facilities and equipment
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Constructing / expanding / operating / upgrading nuclear power generation facilities and equipment (ACT-U-F060KW, act-id.io/act/ACT-U-F060KW)Use-of-proceeds verified as ACT-U-F060KW — Constructing / expanding / operating / upgrading nuclear power generation facilities and equipment{
"act_id": "ACT-U-F060KW",
"name": "Constructing / expanding / operating / upgrading nuclear power generation facilities and equipment",
"url": "https://act-id.io/act/ACT-U-F060KW"
}ACT-ID.io. "Constructing / expanding / operating / upgrading nuclear power generation facilities and equipment" (ACT-U-F060KW). Accessed [access date]. https://act-id.io/act/ACT-U-F060KW
@misc{actid_ACT_U_F060KW,
title = {Constructing / expanding / operating / upgrading nuclear power generation facilities and equipment},
howpublished = {\url{https://act-id.io/act/ACT-U-F060KW}},
note = {ACT-ID.io registry entry ACT-U-F060KW},
year = {2026}
}Economic Activity
Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply (NACE D35.11)
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Semantic mapping (confidence: 0.90): Nuclear power generation facilities and equipment match the EU activity for construction and safe operation of new nuclear power plants, including expansion and upgrading of existing facilities.
Semantic mapping (confidence: 0.85): Nuclear power infrastructure covers construction and safe operation of new nuclear plants, though the EU activity is more specific to new plants; existing infrastructure management would partially fal