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France / Industry Needs EPR 2 Decision In 2021, Says Nuclear Society Head

By David Dalton
16 July 2020

Government is discussing plans for six new units
Industry Needs EPR 2 Decision In 2021, Says Nuclear Society Head
The Flamanville-3 EPR in Normandy is nearing completion. Photo courtesy EDF.
France’s nuclear industry is calling for a decision to be taken in 2021 on plans to build six new EPR 2 units so it can begin preparations and invest in skills.

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