(Bloomberg) -- British Energy Group Plc, which
operates nuclear reactors that can produce about a fifth of the
U.K.'s electricity, restarted Unit 8 of its Hinkley Point B plant,
which had been offline since October.
The 610-megawatt unit started production at about 5 p.m.
yesterday and was running at a reduced output of 90 megawatts at 8
a.m. today, according to a Web site run by National Grid Plc. The
unit had been offline since Oct. 19 for repairs to cracked boiler
tubes.
Read more at Bloomberg Energy News
operates nuclear reactors that can produce about a fifth of the
U.K.'s electricity, restarted Unit 8 of its Hinkley Point B plant,
which had been offline since October.
The 610-megawatt unit started production at about 5 p.m.
yesterday and was running at a reduced output of 90 megawatts at 8
a.m. today, according to a Web site run by National Grid Plc. The
unit had been offline since Oct. 19 for repairs to cracked boiler
tubes.
Read more at Bloomberg Energy News
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