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Japanese Governor Set to Approve Restart of World’s Biggest Nuclear Plant — REUTERS / ixx511

Japan Politics · Japan

Japanese Governor Set to Approve Restart of World’s Biggest Nuclear Plant

44% Right coverage: 54 sources

The approval will clear one of the remaining milestones in Tepco’s quest to bring the Kashiwazaki-Kariwa plant back online.See the Story

"Prices Will Fall by 2027", the City of Paris Chooses Dalkia for Its District Heating Contract to 15 Billion

Paris, France · Paris

"Prices Will Fall by 2027", the City of Paris Chooses Dalkia for Its District Heating Contract to 15 Billion

Coverage: 4 sources

The EDF subsidiary is expected to take over this contract estimated at EUR 15 billion over 25 years. It will be responsible for operating the city's district heating network, which supplies nearly one million Parisians. With ambitious objectives of green production and expansion.See the Story

Electricity Prices: Minister of Economy Confirms Study of Several Scenarios to Lower Tariffs

Taxes · France

Electricity Prices: Minister of Economy Confirms Study of Several Scenarios to Lower Tariffs

Coverage: 2 sources

The Minister of Economy Roland Lescure confirmed this Wednesday that Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has charged the floor on scenarios to reduce the energy bill "Large plan d See the Story

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