EDF

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Insulators on an electricity sub station are seen near homes on October 19, 2022 in Manchester, England. The British utility company, National Grid, have said that UK households may face power cuts this winter for up to three hours at a time, if gas supplies run low. The UK relies heavily on gas to produce electricity, and gas supplies to Europe have been severely disrupted by the fallout from Russia's invasion of Ukraine. (Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)

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The turbines would be almost the height of the Blackpool Tower

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Torness Nuclear Power Station near Dunbar . Picture: JP

Torness nuclear power station to remain open until 2030

Reactor 2 at Torness nuclear power station made an 'unscheduled' shut down. Picture: TSPL

Nuclear reactor at Torness power station shuts down

EDF handed bumper deal

Energy giant enters talks to keep Torness operating
Energy giant EDF, which runs Torness nuclear power station in East Lothian, is in talks with regulators about extending the life of its UK reactors.
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