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Germany / Government And Operators Reach Agreement On Plans For Potential Prolonged Operation Of Two Nuclear Plants

By Kamen Kraev
28 September 2022

Berlin says one motivation behind decision is impact of reactor outages in France
Government And Operators Reach Agreement On Plans For Potential Prolonged Operation Of Two Nuclear Plants
The Isar-2 nuclear power plant is one of two that could operate longer. Courtesy PreussenElektra.
Germany’s federal ministry of the economy and climate protection has reached an agreement with the operators of the Neckarwestheim-2 and Isar-2 nuclear power plants on their potential prolonged operation beyond 31 December 2022.

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