EDF connects Flamanville 3 nuclear reactor to France’s power grid
EDF has integrated the Flamanville 3 nuclear reactor into France’s national power grid, marking the first expansion of the country’s nuclear network in 25 years. The reactor was connected on 21 December 2024, producing 100MW of electricity. With a capacity of 1.6GW, Flamanville 3 is France’s largest nuclear reactor and one of the most powerful worldwide. The reactor, located in Normandy, joins similar reactors in China and Finland. The project experienced a 12-year delay, with…