
A nuclear revival: European pressurized water reactors
The first European pressurized water reactors are expected to be switched on next year, but they have been hit by redesigns, cost hikes and delays
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The first European pressurized water reactors are expected to be switched on next year, but they have been hit by redesigns, cost hikes and delays
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