Engie and the Belgian government have signed an agreement on the 10-year extension of the two nuclear plants Doel 4 and Tihange 3 with a re-start as of November 2026. Engie and the CPN have also found a common ground on provisions for waste liabilities. After tough discussions, the two parties agreed on a fixed €15bn amount, resulting in an additional €4.5bn provision charge in FY23 and corresponding to c.55% of the EBIT FY23.
29 Jun 2023
Nuclear waste provisions in Belgium: €15bn and no more
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Nuclear waste provisions in Belgium: €15bn and no more
- Published:
29 Jun 2023 -
Author:
Pierre-Alexandre Ramondenc -
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Engie and the Belgian government have signed an agreement on the 10-year extension of the two nuclear plants Doel 4 and Tihange 3 with a re-start as of November 2026. Engie and the CPN have also found a common ground on provisions for waste liabilities. After tough discussions, the two parties agreed on a fixed €15bn amount, resulting in an additional €4.5bn provision charge in FY23 and corresponding to c.55% of the EBIT FY23.