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France Has a Nuclear Reactor Priced 3.3 Billion Euros: 12 Years Late, Bill Reaches 23.7 Billion According to the Court of Auditors
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The Court of Auditors publishes a devastating report on the EPR in Flamanville: the cost of the reactor has increased sevenfold, from 3.3 billion euros to 23.7 billion euros, twelve years late. The financial magistrates consider its profitability "poor" and are concerned for the six future EPR2s planned by 2038. More
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