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1.媒体来源:
外电 EURACTIV.com
2.记者署名:
Anne-Sophie Gayet
3.完整新闻标题:
Belgian nuclear reactors extended for another 10 years
(翻译 比利时核能电厂延役十年)
4.完整新闻内文:
The government and French company Engie agreed to extend the lives of nuclear
reactors Doel 4 and Tihange 3 to help mitigate the ongoing energy crisis.
Doel 4 and Tihange 3 nuclear reactors – Belgium’s most recent nuclear
reactors – were to stop their activities from 1 July 2025 and 1 September
2025, respectively, according to the 2003 Belgian law on nuclear phase-out.
But following month-long discussions about extending operations, a decision
was taken to extend the life of both reactors for ten years from 2026.
“Important decision for energy security today. Firstly, with this decision,
work for the extension of the two most recent reactors can start tomorrow.
Secondly, with this decision, we take our energy destiny back into our own
hands,” Prime Minister Alexander de Croo told a press conference.
Extending the reactors so they can operate for another 10 years aims to
ensure Belgium does not face electricity shortages.
Without these reactors, the 2026-2027 winter would be difficult, and it would
have been the same for the following five to ten winters, the prime minister
said this summer.
And indeed, for several politicians and organisations like 100TWh and the
Forum nucléaire belge, the development of renewable energies and the
establishment of gas-fired power plants to compensate for the closing of
nuclear reactors would have been insufficient to make it up the lost
production capacity of two nuclear reactors.
Moreover, uncertainties caused by Russia’s war in Ukraine, the resulting
energy crisis, and the uncertainties surrounding the French nuclear park, as
many reactors in France are currently shut down for repairs, were also taken
into account when making the decision.
Energy Minister Tinne Van Der Straeten also highlighted during the press
conference on Monday that this decision would allow for “less volatile prices
” on the electricity market and “greater energy independence”.
“Belgium is well secured for the coming winters […]. Today we are an energy
exporter, and this will also be the case for the coming winters. […] The
decision-making centres were no longer in Belgium [and with today’s
agreement,] our country regains control over a very important element of its
energy supply,” de Croo told LN24.
The agreement also provides for the immediate undertaking of environmental
and technical studies required to obtain the authorisations related to the
extension.
In exchange for the extension, Engie obtained a cap on the cost of nuclear
waste management, La Libre reported. However, the exact amount has not been
revealed yet.
Before the closing of Doel 3 (1006 MW) in September last year, the total
capacity of the Doel power plant was 2,935 megawatts (MW), compared to 3,008
MW for Tihange.
Together, the two only power plants in Belgium accounted for 50% of the
country’s annual electricity consumption and were equivalent to 42 billion
kWh per year.
Doel 4 is Doels’ biggest reactor with a capacity of 1,039 MW, as Tihange 3
is also Tihange’s biggest reactor with a capacity of 1,038 MW.
懒人包翻译
Doel 4 和 Tihange 3 这两个反应炉 原本2003年规划2025年废炉
But 档不住种种因素 (战争 天然气大涨 减碳等) 决定延役十年
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6.备注:
世界怎么追得上台湾~~
日本、德国、比利时 这三个宣布要非核的国家转弯后
台湾就变成了世界上的 No 1 也是 Only 1