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Spain's nuclear lobby urges review of phase-out plan following blackout

  • On April 28, a widespread blackout caused a 12-hour power failure that severely disrupted infrastructure throughout Spain and the wider Iberian region.
  • The outage raised concerns about Spain's plan to phase out seven nuclear reactors by 2027-2030 amid debate over energy security.
  • Nuclear lobby group Foro Nuclear, led by Ignacio Araluce, argued nuclear power is essential to stabilize the grid and urged reconsideration of the phase-out.
  • Araluce highlighted that the nuclear sector faces much higher taxes compared to other technologies, and confirmed that all nuclear plants resumed operations after completing safety inspections.
  • The government plans meetings to assess the decommissioning schedule while Prime Minister Sánchez faces parliamentary pressure to explain the blackout's unknown cause.
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periodistadigital.com broke the news in on Tuesday, May 6, 2025.
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