Bouchez wants five power plants, why not by building new units from 2024. Magnette is fed up with negotiations with Engie about Doel 3 and Tihange 2… We’re getting lost. De Croo will summon a “nuclear kern” for a “tune-up” in the Vivaldi.
By David Copi
VSach day gives rise to various positions and other passes of arms on the fate of nuclear power in Belgium. The federal government has certainly defused the exit law adopted in 2003, it is clear, but for what exactly, there it is much less so.
Concluding his programmatic congress on Sunday in Brussels, Georges-Louis Bouchez, the president of the MR, explained about the Climate demo which was taking place nearby: “We will have to make industrial and technological choices. In addition to hydrogen, we will have to build new reactors in the next two to three years, whether the SMRs (Small Modular Reactors) are ready or not. It is now that the choices must be made. Then, at the VRT, he will encourage the federal government to “already designate sites where to build new reactors, we will have to start construction in 2024”…
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