EDF's Flamanville EPR reactor repairs to cost further 1.5bln euros

October 9, 2019 By La rédaction de Mediapart

French utility giant EDF has announced that welding repair work ordered by France's nuclear power safety watchdog to its under-contsruction, third-generation nuclear reactor at Flamanville in northern France will add another 1.5 billion euros to the cost of the project, which is already running more than 7 billion euros over budget, while its entry into service, initially planned for 2012, is not now likely before 2023.

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French utility EDF warned on Wednesday that its Flamanville nuclear project in France will cost 1.5 billion euros ($1.65 billion) more than previously expected as it counts the costs of weld repairs demanded by French nuclear watchdog the ASN, reports Reuters.

EDF's Flamanville EPR reactor repairs to cost further 1.5bln euros

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