Argentina nuclear assets are opening to private and foreign capital under Milei, but halting the home-grown CAREM reactor has stirred sovereignty fears.
Energy
Key Facts
—The opening. Argentina is opening its state nuclear sector to private and foreign capital under President Milei.
—The sale. The state plans to sell 44 percent of nuclear utility Nucleoeléctrica while keeping majority control.
—The casualty. The home-grown CAREM reactor, about 85 percent built, has been halted after over $400m spent.
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