Spain / Nuclear Industry Calls For ‘Open And Honest’ Dialogue With Government

Madrid planning to phase out all seven reactors in fleet

Nuclear Industry Calls For ‘Open And Honest’ Dialogue With Government
The Almaraz nucler power station in Spain. The government plans to phase out allseven of the country’s reactors. Courtesy CSN.

Spain’s nuclear energy industry has said it wants to establish an “open and honest dialogue” with the government on the future of the sector.

The Madrid-based nuclear group Foro Nuclear said there has been “different information” about the sector's position regarding the future of nuclear energy, but the industry is “fully willing and open to collaborate with the government on the decisions that could be taken on the future of nuclear energy in Spain”.

Foro Nuclear said: “We believe that nuclear energy must be treated from an economic and fiscal point of view in a similar way to other technologies in order to be viable.

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