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In Belgium, a controversial nuclear energy extension plan is proposed
Bargaining chip
In any event, if the Belgian government issues new demands, Engie will be able to use an important bargaining chip: The company wants a maximum price to be set for nuclear waste disposal, estimated to cost some 12 or even €15 billion. The Greens intended to have the French group pay for it, but Engie is now demanding the bill be capped. Negotiations are supposed to be completed in March.
In Belgium, a controversial nuclear energy extension plan is proposed
The government is considering extending the operation of nuclear reactors it was planning to close following warnings about risks of blackouts the country could face from 2025.
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