If this battle is won, then the following battle will be for the rest of the units, Ignacio Araluce tells NucNet
Ignacio Araluce said that should Almaraz succeed in getting an extension, it would open the way for the country’s other reactors to follow. Coourtesy Foro Nuclear.
If the government grants an extension to the lifetime of Spain’s Almaraz nuclear plant in the south-western region of Extremadura, there will be a “100% probability” that the country’s six other plants would also achieve them, Spain’s industry group Foro Nuclear told NucNet.
What we offer
- Independent news and information for and about the global nuclear industry
- For nuclear incidents, NucNet operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
- Daily, weekly and monthly newsletters
- Access to infographics for subscribers to use in their own editorial and marketing material
- Exclusive analysis and special reports on key nuclear industry topics
- Breaking news on social media
- Access to the ‘NucNet Style Guide for Nuclear Reporters and Communicators’
- Access to NucNet editorial database containing more than 18,000 news articles and features from January 1991
- A reliable media and communications partner for the nuclear energy industry. Distribution of your industry news stories
- Manage your own preferences
- Get involved. Members can attend meetings and be part of NucNet’s policy and editorial decision-making