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Russia is an Arctic heavyweight, operating the world's only fleet of nuclear icebreakers.

China now has an unusually varied fleet of nuclear reactors, using French, American, Russian and homegrown technology.

Why are we thinking of expanding our fleet of nuclear plants in the wake of the Fukushima disaster?

Murmansk is home to the old Soviet Union's northern fleet of nuclear submarines, many of Russia's atom-powered icebreakers and several 40-year-old civil reactors.

After the cold war, in a first, the Navy agreed to let civilian scientists regularly use its fleet of nuclear attack submarines to study the Arctic.

For Entergy, which has steadily been amassing a fleet of nuclear reactors in the Northeast, the agreement complements its purchase earlier this year of the Indian Point 3 nuclear plant from the New York Power Authority.

In recent years, China has been buying diesel-powered submarines from Russia and expanding its fleet of nuclear-powered vessels.

The navy went on to build a fleet of nuclear-powered submarines that served as underwater launching platforms for intercontinental ballistic missiles armed with nuclear warheads.

The phasing out of the current fleet of nuclear-armed Vanguard submarines, which had been due to take place in 2028, has been put back to the early 2030s.

We will also buy the existing fleet of nuclear-armed submarines at a knockdown price from the economically devastated rump of the UK and station it in the Serpentine.

Although the Royal Navy has been reduced in size since the 1960s, it was given responsibility for nuclear deterrence in 1969 and maintains a fleet of nuclear-armed submarines.