US EditionNuclear: Flamanville Prt Repulsed Again
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New setback for the nuclear giant. Flamanville's EPR reactor, a symbol of French energy ambitions, is once again out of service, reviving questions about an already out-of-standard construction site.
On 28 September 2025, EDF published an update of its operating schedule. The start-up of the Flamanville PRT, originally scheduled for 1 October, is postponed to 17 October. The plant will therefore not produce electricity during this period, according to the operator's "list of unavailabilitys". The company justifies this further postponement by the need to carry out additional checks on equipment in the phase of rise in power of the nuclear re…
On 28 September 2025, EDF confirmed that the Flamanville EPR will not restart on the scheduled date of 1 October. The company has postponed this deadline to 17 October, citing additional controls on certain equipment. EPR: new calendar delay in the Flamanville L的EPR plant, or European pressurized reactor, is designed to enhance safety and improve nuclear efficiency. Developed as part of a European programme, it was originally to symbolize the ne…
Nuclear: the reboot of the Flamanville PRT postponed to mid-October Admin FCE 28 Sept. 2025 - 19:27 The reboot of the Flamanville PRT reactor, which has been shut down since the end of June, was postponed from 1 to 17 October, said the public energy company Electricité de France (EDF) on its website consulted on Sunday.In its "list of unavailability", EDF announces that the reactor will not produce any energy until 17 October, while the delay pr…
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