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Sweden / In Apparent About-Turn, Government Removes Nuclear Power Promise From Website

By David Dalton
29 August 2023

‘No official target’ for new build has been set, official says

In Apparent About-Turn, Government Removes Nuclear Power Promise From Website
The Ringhals nuclear power station in Sweden. Courtesy Vattenfall.
The Swedish government has quietly withdrawn an announcement that it would build at least 10 nuclear reactors by 2040 as part of its plan to end use of fossil fuels.

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