Sapporo 5 / Western Nation Group Urges Global Push For Nuclear Fuel Supply Free From Russian Influence

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Western Nation Group Urges Global Push For Nuclear Fuel Supply Free From Russian Influence
Attending ministers at the G7 meeting on climate, energy and the environment in Sapporo, Japan, April 2023. Image courtesy UK Gov.

Leaders from the US, Canada, France, Japan and the UK – a group of G7 nations informally known as the Sapporo 5 – have called on “like-minded nations” to commit to their efforts to seek a nuclear fuel supply free from Russian influence.

In a joint declaration, the Sapporo 5 group said their objectives include achieving “a reliable and transparent” nuclear fuel supply chain for nations committed to a “clean energy and a net-zero emission future”.

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