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English: The United States is not alone in developing liquid metal fast breeder reactor technology. Plants are already operating in France, the Soviet Union and the United Kingdom; West Germany and Japan should complete theirs before the U.S. Shown here is the 250-MWe Dounreay prototype fast reactor in Scottland (large white and black building) which has been generating electricity since 1975.
Date circa 1979
date QS:P,+1979-00-00T00:00:00Z/9,P1480,Q5727902
Source HD.15.001
Author ENERGY.GOV

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