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A leak of the cooling system of the former Novasco steel plant, which occurred on Thursday 7 May, caused the flooding of two underground galleries housing a 63,000-volt cable that feeds the nearby Setforge plant. Still uncertain, the future of the site questions. Its rapid deterioration threatens the safety of the 300 people who still work there.
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A leak of the cooling system of the former Novasco steel plant, which occurred on Thursday 7 May, caused the flooding of two underground galleries housing a 63,000-volt cable that feeds the nearby Setforge plant. Still uncertain, the future of the site questions. Its rapid deterioration threatens the safety of the 300 people who still work there.