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PS chairman Paul Magnette says he will not go back on the federal government’s intention to close the nuclear power plants. At the same time, he denounces the lack of ambition of our country at the climate summit in Glasgow.
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This month, the federal government is looking at security of supply in the electricity market and its consequences for the nuclear phase-out. In a conversation with L’Echo PS chairman Paul Magnette emphasizes that he does not intend to go back on the decision to close the nuclear power plants.
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‘The debate is over’, says Magnette, who went to Glasgow for the climate summit. ‘We are going to close the seven nuclear reactors. The European Commission gave the green light to the CRM (the subsidy mechanism that must guarantee the energy supply after the nuclear phase-out, ed.). This allows sufficient capacity to be released. The N-VA can say that it does not grant a permit to the gas-fired power station in Vilvoorde. That’s okay, there will be solutions to find replacements for that.’
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