Fessenheim, the nuclear power plant has 30 years!

[chatelot16]

Oh? I thought that Brennilis had never entered into divergence ... under the pressure of the Bretons ??

The first operational French reactor (other than purely experimental at CEA) is, it seems to me, Chooz A (in the boot of Givet ... therefore more in Belgium than in France, not con the EDF engineers ^^) ... which is still not dismantled ... and the invoice I will not tell you ^^ it must have been an "industrial demonstrator of nuclear dismantling" ... we understand why EDF wants to increase the service life as much as possible. ..

Finally the solution we proposed on econology in 2011 (go it's free for you Mr Enarchs or other X and Central): secure the area and make it no man's land ... What is the point of disassembling, transporting, in short dispersing highly contaminated materials when we have, anyway, very little decontamination method ??? Might as well leave everything there, right? Obviously "inert" ...

Here we had talked about it at some length: energies-fossil-nuclear / why dismantle-the-central-nuclear-t10729.html

See also: energies-fossil-nuclear / nuclear-dismantling-not-arte-thema-t12507.html

bin yes there is only in econology that there is this good sense!

what's the point in dismantling since nothing can be done to eliminate this waste!

to confine the plant as it is, it is the simplest solution!

should it be buried by moving a slag or pyramid of Egypt ... not necessarily because it would make the plant inaccessible to the case or in the future generation we find better solution

[Christophe]

Absolutely, maybe that's why some people regularly try to demolish this site and this forum... we say too many smart things ...

Not burying it, it would be worse in the event of a leak ... but shield it with sensors in key places and carry out rigorous long-term surveillance (not so expensive with IT) ... obviously secure everything from human intrusions and animals (like a military base but more waterproof in the nuclear zone against "flying") ...

There is more to transmit the idea ... go Econologie.com the offer to France (and the world you)

[Christophe]

Ah ah ah again stay! Nan no kidding?

Then all those selfish employees of EDF who rejoice ...

Still, I still have not understood why a majority shareholder (the State) in 85% does not have this power of decision ...

energies-fossil-nuclear / non-the-close-to-the-central-de-fessenheim-or-is-the-scam-of-negotiations-t14809.html

[chatelot16]

the state is the majority shareholder ... but when we see the guignol that runs the state now it does not serve much

and when we see the contest of guignol that is happening now we must not be deluded about the successor ... it's sad

[sen-no-sen]

Ah ah ah again stay! Nan no kidding?

Then all those selfish employees of EDF who rejoice ...

Still, I still have not understood why a majority shareholder (the State) in 85% does not have this power of decision ...

energies-fossil-nuclear / non-the-close-to-the-central-de-fessenheim-or-is-the-scam-of-negotiations-t14809.html

The reprieve is simple to understand: wait for elections and the likely elections of a pro-nuclear candidate who will perpetuate the site and the sector at the same time.
Among the candidates recall that Mr. Pen, F.Fillon and E. Macron are pro-nuke ... and at the top of the polls ...

[Remundo]

Against all odds, the aging Fessenheim power station is saved by the industrial wreck of the flemish fetus center in Flamanville, whose delivery is very painful.

EDF, AREVA and Consorts and the state which perfuses them with billions of our taxes can be very proud of their bullshit (s). Hat the artists.

[ENERC]

Against all odds, the aging Fessenheim power station is saved by the industrial wreck of the flemish fetus center in Flamanville, whose delivery is very painful.

If we had been able to attend the internal negotiation Thursday, we would surely have learned a lot of things
Flamanville 3 will start a day (which ??) with operating constraints set by the ASN to prevent the rupture of the tank, but will it be more reliable than SuperPhenix? Will it be able to run several weeks in a row without incident ?. Personally I doubt it on this prototype.

And it is expensive: 3 billion of public funds in the capital increase this month, plus 4,1 billion with the sale of family jewelry (RTE).

EDF could have closed Fessenheim since the 2 reactors have been shut down for a long time. Given the number of incidents on this plant, I wonder how much money EDF loses every year.

[Did67]

FYI, Decree of 8 April published in the Olympics of 9 April ...

The decree repeals (...) the authorization to operate the Fessenheim nuclear power plant, of which EDF is the holder, as from the date of commissioning of the Flamanville 3 EPR, as long as this repeal is necessary to respect the ceiling of the nuclear capacity and the start-up of the Flamanville XRUMX EPR takes place before the 3 April 11
Learn more about http://www.lemonde.fr/planete/article/2 ... sIuXiBy.99

[Remundo]

and that the in operation of the Flamanville EPR 3 intervenes before the 11 April 2020

that means that Fessenheim can continue if EPR Flamanville is not operational before the date indicated ...

[ENERC]

Especially that they come to have a great idea http://tecsol.blogs.com/mon_weblog/2017 ... ur-si.html. (green = without CO2 = nuclear)

Fessenheim producer of green hydrogen. Ah, we breathe the good air.

Use the green electrons of the atom to make hydrogen. Or how to consume 3x more electricity to drive his car (not counting the taxes they would like to put on the H2!)