Booklet a Will Partially Fund the Epr 2 Nuclear Programme, Announces the Elysée
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The Booklet A will finance up to 60% this nuclear programme, announced the Elysée at the end of a Nuclear Policy Council held in the presence of Emmanuel Macron on the site of the future Penly plant (Seine-Maritime).
On Thursday, Elysée announced that French savings would finance 60% of the construction of six new reactors in Penly, Gravelines and Bugey. EDF committed to keeping construction costs to EUR 72.8 billion.
Six new high-power reactors are to be built in Penly, Gravelines and Bugey. They will cost €72.8 billion.
The announcement was made this Thursday, while Emmanuel Macron went to the site of the future Penly plant (Seine-Maritime).
The Booklet A will contribute mainly to the financing of the EPR 2 programme. Emmanuel Macron also pleaded in favor of the atom, indispensable to the competitiveness and sovereignty of the
According to the President of the Republic, the A booklet will finance 60% of the new EPR 2 nuclear programme.
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