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  • Jul 13

    France takes three nuclear reactors offline and limits eight others as river temperatures spike during third heatwave of 2026

    Three nuclear reactors have been taken offline and eight more are running at reduced capacity as France's third heatwave in two months pushes river temperatures beyond environmental limits.

  • Jul 12

    France halts three nuclear reactors, reduces output at eight as heatwave hits 41C

    Three reactors were shut down and eight others were throttled as temperatures soared to 41C, with the government issuing a temporary environmental waiver for one plant.

  • Jun 25

    Heatwave forces EDF to shut three nuclear reactors in France, gas plants step in

    EDF halted a third nuclear reactor on Thursday as a historic heatwave pushed river temperatures past legal cooling limits, prompting an unusual midsummer switch to gas-fired power.

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