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The OP was talking specifically about closing existing plants before they reach their "end of life" date though.
by danmaz74 10y ago
The OP was talking specifically about closing existing plants before they reach their "end of life" date though.
- lispm 10y agoFukushima Daiichi 1 just go a ten year life extension in feb 2011. A few days later it was a multi-billion-dollar wreck. Not at 'end of life' obviously does not mean 'safe to operate'. 'end of life' is also not a fixed date. Once the initial 'end of life' date comes, the owner will see how to get a life extension. Fukushima Daiichi 1 had an inspection, some upgrades, got the life extension. Following month this was one of most costly decisions ever made in industry.