Spain / Regulator Backs Plans For 10-Year Trillo Licence Renewal

Nuclear plant could potentially operate until 2034

Regulator Backs Plans For 10-Year Trillo Licence Renewal
Trillo-1, a 1,003-MW pressurised water reactor unit in Guadalajara province, central Spain, is one of seven in the country's commercial fleet. Image courtesy CSN.

Spain’s nuclear regulator has issued a technical report that supports the renewal of the single-unit Trillo nuclear power station’s operating licence for 10 years to 2034.

The Nuclear Safety Council (CSN) said the report, which contains a number of conditions, will be sent to the Ministry for the Ecological Transition and the Demographic Challenge (Miteco) as part of the authorisation process.

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