Several Units of a French Nuclear Power Plant Were Shut Down Due to 200 Tons of Jellyfish
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Nearly 200 tons of jellyfish have been accumulated in the coastal waters of the North Sea, resulting in the disruption of the water abstraction.
There was a similar problem at the Gravelines nuclear power plant last August.
More than 200 tons of jellyfish have reached the French nuclear power plant in Gravelines.
Reactors 3 and 6 at the Gravelines nuclear power plant, which were stopped preventively due to an accumulation of jellyfish, removed 1,800 MW from the French electricity grid. This situation in the summer could affect wholesale electricity prices and, eventually, household bills. Although demand remains moderate at the end of August, the loss of this capacity raises questions about short-term price stability and the cost of compensation for oper…
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