Nuclear plant may reopen Matthew Day, Warsaw
July 16, 2011
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Grafenrheinfeld nuclear plant. Photo: Bloomberg
GERMANY is facing power shortages and a winter blackout unless it restarts a mothballed nuclear plant, raising doubts over the government's plans to move the country away from atomic energy in the next decade.
The German Federal Network Agency, the body responsible for power supply, warned the country could face power shortages in winter unless there was enough power-generating capacity in reserve.
In the wake of Japan's Fukushima nuclear disaster, Germany shut down seven ageing reactors and committed itself to phasing out all of its 17 reactors by 2022 in a move that would make it the first significant industrial power to turn its back on nuclear energy.
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