Nuclep deve sair da mira de privatização do Governo

Nuclep Expected to Be Excluded from Government Privatization Plans

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 28/10/2020 at 09:45

Updated on 28/10/2020 at 15:50

Nuclep, instalada no Rio de Janeiro, foi responsável pela fabricação do casco de resistência do submarino nuclear Riachuelo (SBR-S40) da Marinha do Brasil

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Nuclep, located in Rio de Janeiro, was responsible for the manufacturing of the hull of the nuclear submarine Riachuelo (SBR-S40) of the Brazilian Navy

Currently under review in the Chamber of Deputies is Legislative Decree Project (PDL) 153/2020, authored by Deputy André Figueiredo (PDT-CE), which seeks to suspend Decree 10.322/2020, regarding the inclusion of Nuclep in the National Privatization Program. Nuclear Power Plant Angra 3: Accumulators Manufactured by Nuclep Are on Their Way to the Plant

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For the author, privatizing the company does not reflect good management. Nuclep is responsible for designing and manufacturing equipment for the oil and gas and electric energy sectors, as well as nuclear energy.

“The fundamental importance of Nuclep was emphasized by its role in the Submarine Development Program (Prosub),” said the author, Deputy André Figueiredo (PDT-CE). “Privatizing the company does not reflect good management,” he continued.

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