France: Decree Allows the Complete Dismantling of the Former Fessenheim Nuclear Power Plant
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Vlada Francuske je naložila potpuno demontiranje zatvorene nuklearne elektrone Fesenhajm (Fessenheim) koja je na istoku zemlje.
In a decree published in the Official Gazette, the government authorized the complete dismantling by EDF of the former Fessenheim nuclear power plant (High Rhine), which had been closed since 2026.
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The Fessenheim decommissioning operation, which was closed in 2020, will take place in four stages and will have to be completed by 2048. EDF also plans to install a radioactive metal recycling plant there by 2031.
A decree issued this Sunday authorizes the complete dismantling of the Fessenheim nuclear power plant. An important step towards the conversion of the closed site since 2020. The decree concerns the most sensitive parts, including the reactors. - Nuclear: the complete dismantling of the Fessenheim power plant validated by decree (Environment).
The decree, published this Sunday in the OJ, specifies that the operations concern the entire installation, and in particular the reactor buildings 1 and 2. The old plant, which was shut down in 2020, should be completely dismantled in... 2048.
The government authorized in a decree published this Sunday, May 3, 2026 in the Official Gazette the complete dismantling by EDF of the former Fessenheim nuclear power plant (Haut-Rhin), and in particular of its most sensitive parts such as reactors, by setting the modalities and the timetable.
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