Mothballed Taiwan nuclear power plant's safety check could take years: Minister
12/01/2025 10:18 PM
Taiwan's Economics Minister on Monday gave no guarantee that the decommissioned No. 3 Nuclear Power Plant could restart generating electricity as soon as 2028, saying that the required safety inspections by the nation's nuclear safety regulator could take 18 months to six years.
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