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France's most powerful nuclear reactor comes on stream after 12-year delay

  • France's most powerful nuclear reactor, known as the EPR reactor, has come on stream after a 12-year delay.
  • The reactor is located at Flamanville and has faced numerous delays and cost overruns since construction began.
  • The delayed project has drawn criticism and raised questions about France's nuclear future.
  • This reactor is expected to play a key role in France's push for carbon neutrality.
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