Energy & Science
Belgium to Extend Life of Nuclear Reactors By Another Decade
- Government will spend 1.1 billion euros on renewable energy
- Belgium wants to become a hub for hydrogen import and transit
Tihange nuclear plant, Belgium.
Photographer: Ye Pingfan/Xinhua News Agency/Getty Images
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Belgium’s government will work to extend the life of two nuclear reactors beyond their original shutdown date of 2025 to secure supply amid record high energy prices.