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Nuclear energy in the EU

   
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14 EU Member States out of 27 use nuclear energy for power generation.

There are 136 nuclear reactors in operation, providing around one third of Europe's electricity. Some reactors are being decommissioned, others are having their working lives extended, and several new units are under construction or planned.

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