Vattenfall eyes opportunities in Swedish nuclear bet
Swedish officials are planning to increase nuclear energy to offset the energy crisis – which might change investment plans for the state-owned utility, which is already looking into extending reactor life spans and capacity increases.
by anne filbert, translated by daniel pedersen
As many countries have gradually chosen to shut down nuclear power plants, Sweden has decided to go in the opposite direction – and now state-owned Vattenfall is open to new investments in the energy source, which had been meant to gear down.
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