South Korea’s Regulator Approves Continued Operation Of Kori-2 Nuclear Plant

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South Korea’s Regulator Approves Continued Operation Of Kori-2 Nuclear Plant
The Kori nuclear power station. Image courtesy Creative Commons (CC BY-SA 2.0)

South Korea's Nuclear Safety and Security Commission (NSSC) has approved the continued operation of Unit 2 at the Kori nuclear power station until 2033, reports in the Asian nation said.

The 640-MW pressurised water reactor unit, near Busan in the southeast of the country, has been offline since April 2023, when its original 40-year operating permit expired.

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