US EditionThe Trillo nuclear power plant will stop for 33 days to undertake a new recharge: 1,000 more workers will join
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Recharge number 37 has begun at 6 a.m. this Monday, after its disconnection from the power grid, and will last 33 days.
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The Trillo nuclear power plant (Guadalajara) has started at 06:00 hours this Monday the 37th fuel recharge, after its disconnection from the electricity grid, in which more than 1,000 additional workers will participate to the usual workforce, of approximately 40 specialized collaborating companies. Over 33 days, the renovation of the fuel elements, the execution of tests required by the Specifications of Operation and the revision or testing of…
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