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POWER: Netherlands to Possibly Build Four Nukes, Reduce 2040 Offshore Wind Goal

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The Dutch government is considering lowering its 2040 offshore wind target of 50GW due to plans for four new nuclear power stations, a government spokesman said, cited by Montel.

  • New plans include two additional nuclear plants including the previous two already announced, bringing the total to four, with a €14.1bn investment.
  • The government is set to clarify its plans for the construction and financing of new reactors by mid-next year.
  • The country has one operational nuclear reactor, the 495MW Borssele plant, which is set to shut down in 2033, though plans are underway to extend its operational life.
  • The Netherlands aims for 70GW of offshore wind capacity by 2050, currently having 4.7GW installed.
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The Dutch government is considering lowering its 2040 offshore wind target of 50GW due to plans for four new nuclear power stations, a government spokesman said, cited by Montel.

  • New plans include two additional nuclear plants including the previous two already announced, bringing the total to four, with a €14.1bn investment.
  • The government is set to clarify its plans for the construction and financing of new reactors by mid-next year.
  • The country has one operational nuclear reactor, the 495MW Borssele plant, which is set to shut down in 2033, though plans are underway to extend its operational life.
  • The Netherlands aims for 70GW of offshore wind capacity by 2050, currently having 4.7GW installed.