The phrase "atomic station" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a facility or location associated with atomic energy or nuclear power generation.
Example: "The government announced plans to build a new atomic station to meet the growing energy demands of the region."
Alternatives: "nuclear power plant" or "atomic energy facility".
The key question was the cost of shutting down Chernobyl and commissioning new reactors at the Khmelnytsky, Rivne, and Zaporizhzhya atomic stations.
Government hopes of seeing a nuclear revolution in Britain took a step forward today with land sales planned at sites which could be used for new atomic stations.
But the three international bidders now vying to build atomic stations in Britain are all in the private sector, and all appear to believe they can make healthy profits.
The move follows the final agreement on the £12.5bn EDF takeover of British Energy last week which gave new impetus to the French utility's determination to construct atomic stations in Britain.
The question prompts another extraordinary rush of often baffling information, which boils down to something like: his bank has no clients anymore (although, as a creditor, "I turn out to be the owner of a major factory with 900 people working in it which is producing a very important security element for atomic stations").
A 40 MW demonstration unit at the Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station in Pennsylvania operated successfully, but a larger 300 MW unit at the Fort Saint Vrain Generating Station in Colorado encountered technical problems.
Power comes from a thermal electric plant and from the Novovoronezhsky atomic power station.
(IANS) Rajasthan: There was a major security breach at the Rawatbhata atomic power station when three residents used fake documents to enter the premises.
It was formed in northeastern Mumbai when an impoverished community was moved to make way for a government atomic research station.
No doubt the problem is compounded by the fact that more than 25 years have elapsed since Britain last started to build an atomic power station and the wider pool of experts has diminished due to retirement.
