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Spain / Nuclear Group Calls For Life Extensions Despite Government’s Commitment To Closure Plan

By Rumyana Vakarelska
15 February 2024

‘Existing plants could work for another 30 years without much investment,’ Foro Nuclear head Ignacio Araluce tells NucNet

    Nuclear Group Calls For Life Extensions Despite Government’s Commitment To Closure Plan
    Ignacio Araluce says all seven nuclear plants in Spain could continue to operate for at least 20 to 30 years. Courtesy Foro Nuclear.
    First plant scheduled for shutdown is Almaraz-1 in 2027

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