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Hinkley Point B to be decommissioned

Bridgwater · Bridgwater

Hinkley Point B to be decommissioned

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EDF have been granted permission by the Office for Nuclear Regulation for Hinkley Point B to be decommissioned.See the Story

New York Power Authority Puts Out RFIs for New Nuclear Project

Nvidia · New York

New York Power Authority Puts Out RFIs for New Nuclear Project

(Page 1) New York Power Authority has issued its first solicitations for a proposed 1,000-megawatt nuclear energy project. One of the solicitations includes a See the Story

Endesa and Iberdrola Demand From the Treasury the Return of 143 Million Taxes From Their Nuclear Power Plants

Endesa and Iberdrola Demand From the Treasury the Return of 143 Million Taxes From Their Nuclear Power Plants

Iberdrola, Endesa and Naturgy have just asked the government to extend the operation of the Almaraz nuclear power plant until 2030, postponing the planned closure for their reactors in 2027 and 2028. In order to speed up the ‘yes’ of the executive, the companies have withdrawn their demand to apply a tax reduction to the sector, which was one of the ‘red lines’ marked by the government to study an extension of the life of the power plant. This f…See the Story

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