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Nearly 23.7 Billion Euros Swallowed up for a Project Announced at 3.4: Not a Single Kilowatt Hour Was Released Before December 2024

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The EPR reactor in Flamanville cost €23.7 billion, according to the Court of Auditors, compared to €3.4 billion promised in 2007. With 12 years of delay and no electricity production before December 2024, this project symbolizes the difficulties of French nuclear power, while six new EPR2 raise the same budgetary fears.
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Nearly 23.7 Billion Euros Swallowed up for a Project Announced at 3.4: Not a Single Kilowatt Hour Was Released Before December 2024

The EPR reactor in Flamanville cost €23.7 billion, according to the Court of Auditors, compared to €3.4 billion promised in 2007. With 12 years of delay and no electricity production before December 2024, this project symbolizes the difficulties of French nuclear power, while six new EPR2 raise the same budgetary fears.

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SciencePost broke the news on Saturday, September 19, 2026.
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