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Swedish Industry Leaders Eye Co-Ownership in New Nuclear Venture

Vattenfall is starting a separate nuclear power company and is on its way to bringing in Volvo, ABB, SSAB and other industrial giants as co-owners. It facilitates that those who want the electricity are also owners, according to Desirée Comstedt, head of new nuclear power at Vattenfall.

Swedish Industry Leaders Eye Co-Ownership in New Nuclear Venture

Vattenfall Prepares Autumn Application as Sweden Backs Nuclear Expansion

The Government is now presenting its plan for financing new nuclear power – something that is welcomed by the industry. We are preparing ourselves to submit an application in the autumn, says Desirée Comstedt, responsible for the development of new nuclear power at Vattenfall.

Vattenfall Prepares Autumn Application as Sweden Backs Nuclear Expansion

Vattenfall: No Nuclear Power Decision Before 2029

Vattenfall is expected to decide on whether to invest in new nuclear power first in 2029/30, writes SvD. .

Vattenfall: No Nuclear Power Decision Before 2029

Nuclear Power to Replace Nature Reserve

The planned new nuclear reactors at Ringhals will not fit. At least not if the nature reserve on the Väröhalvön is to remain.

Nuclear Power to Replace Nature Reserve

Vattenfall: Unclear if 80 öre is enough

The potential nuclear power plant builders, Vattenfall and Fortum, are of course positive to the proposal that the state takes a large part of the risk. However, whether the price guarantee of 80 öre per kWh is sufficient is uncertain.

Vattenfall: Unclear if 80 öre is enough

Vattenfall takes the next step in nuclear power plans

Vattenfall is moving forward with the next step in the plans for new nuclear power at Ringhals, announces the state-owned energy giant in a press release. .

Vattenfall takes the next step in nuclear power plans