Alessio Dell'Anna
Data Journalist at Euronews
Multimedia journalist @Euronews. Formerly @BBC, @MailOnline and @Monocle24 via @CityUniLondon.
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msn.com | Alessio Dell'Anna
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es.euronews.com | Alessio Dell'Anna |Mert Can Yilmaz
La energía nuclear sigue siendo una de las fuentes de energía más importantes de la UE. Representa el 22,8% de toda la electricidad generada en el bloque. Tras el cierre de Alemania, ahora sólo hay 12 productores de energía nuclear en la UE. Francia, con sus 57 reactores y 338 GWh por hora, es el mayor proveedor, ya que genera el 55% de la producción de la UE. Le sigue España, con más del 9%, y Suecia, con casi el 8%. Sin embargo, la inversión en energía nuclear no repunta.
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fr.euronews.com | Alessio Dell'Anna |Mert Can Yilmaz
Le nucléaire reste l'une des sources d'énergie les plus importantes dans l'UE. Il représente 22,8 % de l'ensemble de l'électricité produite dans l'Union. À la suite de la fermeture des centrales allemandes, l'UE ne compte plus que 12 producteurs d'énergie nucléaire. La France, avec ses 57 réacteurs et ses 338 TWh, est le plus grand fournisseur, générant 55 % de la production de l'UE. L'Espagne vient ensuite avec plus de 9 %, suivie de la Suède avec près de 8 %.
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1 month ago |
euronews.com | Alessio Dell'Anna |Mert Can Yilmaz
Nuclear remains one of the most important energy sources in the EU. It accounts for 22.8% of all electricity generated across the bloc. Following Germany's shutdowns, there are now only 12 nuclear energy producers in the EU. France, with its 57 reactors and 338 GWh per hour, is the largest provider, generating 55% of the EU's output. Spain is next with over 9%, followed by Sweden with almost 8%. However, investment in nuclear energy is not picking up.
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