US EditionIn the Middle of the Cold Wave, the Atucha Ii Plant Goes Out of Operation for 10 Days and the Government Monitors the System to Prevent Power Outages
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The nuclear power plant Atucha II went out of service for about 10 days last night. The company that operates these generators, Nucleoelectrica (NASA), reported that total paralysis is necessary to face repairs on the top of the reactor. It is a “planned stop that will last approximately 10 days, with the aim of carrying out intervention tasks on the top of the reactor, which cannot be carried out while the plant is in operation,” NASA said in a…
Nucleoelectrica Argentina will take off service this Thursday to the nuclear power plant Atucha II to correct some recorded inconveniences. The operating company of the nuclear power plants has already notified the departure of service to CAMMESA, the company that is in charge of the dispatch of energy throughout the country. Atucha II would be out of operation for at least eight days, according to [...] The entrance An unexpected stop of Atucha…
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