State Buys 70 Percent of Borssele Shares From Zeeland Authorities
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The Dutch State has purchased seventy percent of the shares of the Borssele nuclear power plant. State Secretary De Bat for Climate and Green Growth writes to the House of Representatives that he is acquiring those shares from the Province of Zeeland and the municipalities of Zeeland for 115 million euros. The Cabinet has taken this step to keep the plant, which dates back to 1973, open longer. "Nuclear energy will play an important role in a d…
The Dutch State is buying 70 percent of the shares of EPZ, the operator of the nuclear power plant in the Zeeland village of Borssele. The goal of the acquisition is to keep the nuclear power plant open longer.
Algemeen Dagblad
The Dutch State is buying 70 percent of the shares of EPZ, the operator of the nuclear power plant in the Zeeland village of Borsele. The goal of the acquisition is to keep the nuclear power plant open longer.
The Dutch State acquires 70 percent of the shares of EPZ, the operator of the Borssele nuclear power plant. The… Borssele Nuclear Power Plant: State buys 70 percent of shares
The Zeeland shareholders decided several years ago that they did not want to bear the financial risks of keeping the plant open longer themselves.
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