Commission presents Nuclear Illustrative Programme (PINC)
European – Press release Commission Brussels, 4 April 2016 This is the first report since Fukushima in 2011, focusing on the investments related to post-Fukushima safety upgrades and to the safe operation of existing facilities.
Source: EU Com – energy
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