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The Chooz Reactor Turned 24 Years Ago, 150 Metres Below a Hill in the Ardennes: Its Disassembly Already Lasts 25 Years.
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The Chooz A reactor, buried under 150 metres of Ardennes rock, embodies a paradox of French nuclear power: stopped in 1991 after 24 years of operation, its dismantling lasts for 25 years and is still not finished. This pioneering plant, the first French pressurized water reactor, becomes a life-size laboratory whose lessons shape the future of the nuclear park. More
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