The Belgian government has decided that the country will continue to use its nuclear power plants for ten years longer than planned, after Brussels weighed its energy supply options following the outbreak of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, Belgian Prime Minister Alexander de Croix informed yesterday, Friday.
The decision translates into the Tihange 3 station, near Liege, on the border with Germany (1,038 megawatts), and the Doel 4 station, near Antwerp (1.
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