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Bogota | French Translation - France's Nuclear Industry

Bogota Inglés Ya - French to English Translation


Manchette: L’inquiétant démantèlement des centrales nucléaires françaises

Headline:  
Troubling dismantlement of French nuclear facilities


Representing 75% of its electrical production, France is the most dependent country on nuclear power in the whole world. Yet no French reactor has ever been completely dismantled, even those closed for more than thirty years. A report published on February 1 by a parliamentary commission accuses EDF (Electricité de France) of largely underestimating the costs and difficulty of deconstruction of its nuclear power plants.


"The fact-finding commission has come up with a number of conclusions that strongly temper the optimism of EDF managers. That, in essence, is the message from members of Parliament who drafted the report on the "technical and financial feasibility of dismantling nuclear installations."

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