Flamanville-3 / Preparations For Fuel Loading ‘Gathering Pace’ At Delayed French EPR Project

Construction of 1,630-MW plant began in 2007

Preparations For Fuel Loading ‘Gathering Pace’ At Delayed French EPR Project
The Flamanville nuclear power station in northern France. Courtesy EDF.

Preparations are gathering pace for fuel loading at the delayed and over-budget 1,630-MW Flamanville-3 nuclear power plant in northern France, according to a an EDF official.

Alain Morvan, director of the Flamanville EPR project, said on social media that staff has assembled the control rod clusters in the reactor core, including four primary neutron source rods.

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