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Flamanville: end of the line for French nukes … and elsewhere?

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By Kennedy Maize On Dec. 21 at a site in Normandy, the 1,600-MW Flamanville nuclear power plant began delivering electricity to the French and European grid. It became the first new unit in France’s once-aggressive nuclear power program since 1996. The new reactor becomes the 57th in the French fleet. Flamanville 3 EDF (Électricité de France) the French state-owned electric

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