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Political Support In Germany Could Pave Way For Reactor Restarts, Says CEO

By David Dalton
10 March 2025

Nukem boss points to ‘realistic possibility’ of nuclear comeback

Political Support In Germany Could Pave Way For Reactor Restarts, Says CEO
Germany’s last three nuclear power plants – Isar-2 (pictured), Neckarwestheim-2 and Emsland – were permanently shut down in April 2023. Courtesy PreussenElektra.
Six nuclear power plants could be restarted in Germany by 2030 if there is apolitical decision to do so, Nukem chief executive officer Thomas Seipolt told Bild.

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