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French Court Highlights Risks Jeopardizing EDF's EPR2 Nuclear Program
A French financial court's 97-page report reveals significant financial and technical risks threatening EDF's EPR2 nuclear reactor program, citing the Flamanville EPR reactor's 12-year delay and the unknown costs and funding for the three first reactor pairs, recommending a delay of the final invest...
French Court Highlights Risks Jeopardizing EDF's EPR2 Nuclear Program
A French financial court's 97-page report reveals significant financial and technical risks threatening EDF's EPR2 nuclear reactor program, citing the Flamanville EPR reactor's 12-year delay and the unknown costs and funding for the three first reactor pairs, recommending a delay of the final invest...
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64% Bias Score


French Court Critiques EPR Reactor Profitability, Raising Doubts About Nuclear Expansion
A French Court of Auditors report reveals the questionable financial viability of EPR nuclear reactors, citing significant cost overruns, delays (12-13 years globally vs. EDF's projected 7-9), and uncertainty around future electricity prices and renewable energy competition, potentially jeopardizing...
French Court Critiques EPR Reactor Profitability, Raising Doubts About Nuclear Expansion
A French Court of Auditors report reveals the questionable financial viability of EPR nuclear reactors, citing significant cost overruns, delays (12-13 years globally vs. EDF's projected 7-9), and uncertainty around future electricity prices and renewable energy competition, potentially jeopardizing...
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52% Bias Score


Flamanville EPR Reactor to Connect to Power Grid on December 20
The Flamanville EPR nuclear reactor in Normandy, France, is expected to connect to the power grid on December 20, 2024, after a 12-year delay and significant cost overruns, ultimately supplying power to approximately two million homes.
Flamanville EPR Reactor to Connect to Power Grid on December 20
The Flamanville EPR nuclear reactor in Normandy, France, is expected to connect to the power grid on December 20, 2024, after a 12-year delay and significant cost overruns, ultimately supplying power to approximately two million homes.
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40% Bias Score


EDF Raises Nuclear Power Generation Forecast for 2023
EDF predicts 358-364 TWh of nuclear energy production in 2023, a significant increase from the previous projection, driven by improved maintenance and a new reactor, despite regulatory challenges highlighted by CEO Luc Rémont.
EDF Raises Nuclear Power Generation Forecast for 2023
EDF predicts 358-364 TWh of nuclear energy production in 2023, a significant increase from the previous projection, driven by improved maintenance and a new reactor, despite regulatory challenges highlighted by CEO Luc Rémont.
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32% Bias Score


Reactor Installed at UK's Newest Nuclear Power Station
A 500-tonne reactor, manufactured by Framatome in France, has been installed at Hinkley Point C nuclear power station in Somerset, UK, marking a key step in its construction, delayed by several years and facing a significant cost increase. The plant is expected to power six million homes upon its co...
Reactor Installed at UK's Newest Nuclear Power Station
A 500-tonne reactor, manufactured by Framatome in France, has been installed at Hinkley Point C nuclear power station in Somerset, UK, marking a key step in its construction, delayed by several years and facing a significant cost increase. The plant is expected to power six million homes upon its co...
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48% Bias Score

French Court Urges Halt to EDF's €100 Billion EPR2 Nuclear Program
France's Court of Auditors warns of significant risks and cost overruns in EDF's planned EPR2 nuclear reactor program, recommending a pause until financing is secured and design issues are resolved, citing potential costs exceeding €100 billion.

French Court Urges Halt to EDF's €100 Billion EPR2 Nuclear Program
France's Court of Auditors warns of significant risks and cost overruns in EDF's planned EPR2 nuclear reactor program, recommending a pause until financing is secured and design issues are resolved, citing potential costs exceeding €100 billion.
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48% Bias Score

Flamanville EPR Reactor Connects to French Grid After 17-Year Delay
After 17 years of construction and significant cost overruns (€13.2 billion), the Flamanville EPR nuclear reactor in Normandy, France, connected to the national grid on December 21, 2024, marking a significant milestone for France's nuclear energy program and providing electricity for approximately ...

Flamanville EPR Reactor Connects to French Grid After 17-Year Delay
After 17 years of construction and significant cost overruns (€13.2 billion), the Flamanville EPR nuclear reactor in Normandy, France, connected to the national grid on December 21, 2024, marking a significant milestone for France's nuclear energy program and providing electricity for approximately ...
Progress
44% Bias Score

Flamanville EPR Reactor to Connect to French Power Grid After 12-Year Delay
The Flamanville EPR nuclear reactor in France is scheduled to connect to the power grid on December 20, 2024, marking the end of a 12-year delay and a cost increase to 13.2 billion euros, four times the initial budget; it is expected to power around two million homes.

Flamanville EPR Reactor to Connect to French Power Grid After 12-Year Delay
The Flamanville EPR nuclear reactor in France is scheduled to connect to the power grid on December 20, 2024, marking the end of a 12-year delay and a cost increase to 13.2 billion euros, four times the initial budget; it is expected to power around two million homes.
Progress
48% Bias Score

UK Extends Lifespan of Four Aging Nuclear Plants to Bolster Energy Security
Four of Britain's oldest nuclear power plants will operate for more than a decade longer than planned, extending until 2030 (Heysham 2 and Torness) and 2027 (Heysham 1 and Hartlepool), to counter the delay of Hinkley Point C and bolster energy security, powering up to 11.6 million homes.

UK Extends Lifespan of Four Aging Nuclear Plants to Bolster Energy Security
Four of Britain's oldest nuclear power plants will operate for more than a decade longer than planned, extending until 2030 (Heysham 2 and Torness) and 2027 (Heysham 1 and Hartlepool), to counter the delay of Hinkley Point C and bolster energy security, powering up to 11.6 million homes.
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40% Bias Score
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