Corporate Body

Energy Resources of Australia Ltd (ERA) (1980 - )

From
1980
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Functions
Energy, Advisory or regulatory body and Resources
Website
http://www.energyres.com.au/
Location
120 Christie Street, St Leonards, New South Wales 2065

Summary

Energy Resources of Australia Ltd was established in 1980, as a public company. From their Web site, June 2001: "Energy Resources of Australia Ltd (ERA) is a uranium enterprise selling uranium oxide from the Ranger mine in the Northern Territory and uranium concentrates sourced outside Australia to nuclear energy utilities in Japan, South Korea, Europe and North America."

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 1970s - 1980 Ranger Uranium Mines Pty Ltd
       1980 - Energy Resources of Australia Ltd (ERA)

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Ailie Smith

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