Koeberg Unit 2 has its life extended by 20 years – just days before expiry of licence

Koeberg Unit 2 gets controversial 20-year licence extension

Great news for Eskom as life of Koeberg Unit 2 extended

The National Nuclear Regulator (NNR) has approved a 20-year licence extension for Eskom’s Koeberg Nuclear Power Station Unit 2. The extension ensures that the unit will continue to operate until 9 November 2045. “The approval marks a significant step in strengthening South Africa’s long-term energy security and reflects Eskom’s commitment to maintaining world-class nuclear safety standards,” Eskom said. According to Eskom, the unit contributes s…

Koeberg Nuclear Power Station Unit 2 licence extended by 20 years, just days before expiry

The National Nuclear Regulator (NNR) has approved a 20-year licence allowing for continued operation until November 9, 2045.

Koeberg Unit 2 has its life extended by 20 years – just days before expiry of licence

Just days before its 20-year license was set to expire on Monday, Koeberg’s Unit 2 has been granted an extension to operate another 20 years.

Licence to chill: Eskom's Koeberg cleared to keep humming till 2045

Both units at the Koeberg nuclear power station now have the licences needed to keep operating until the mid-2040s.

South Africa’s Koeberg-2 Gets Green Light To Operate For Additional 20 Years - NucNet - Pro-Nuclear Power Blogs - Nuclear Street - Nuclear Power Plant News, Jobs, and Careers

South Africa’s nuclear regulator has approved operation of the 930-MW Koeberg-2 unit near Cape Town for a further 20 years of operation until 9 November 2045, state power company and nuclear operator Eskom said. Eskom said the National Nuclear Regulator ...