This is how Spain faces the meticulous shutdown of four power plants in 2030... awaiting the result of 29-N

Spain is set to dismantle several nuclear plants in 2030, including Cofrentes and Ascó I. The process will involve extensive preparatory work starting years in advance, managed by Enresa. Previous dismantling experiences, such as Vandellós I, Zorita, and Garoña, inform current practices. The aim is to minimize radioactive waste during dismantling, which is a complex and meticulous process. Costs for dismantling vary, with Zorita estimated at around 300 million euros. Enresa oversees the operations, ensuring compliance with energy policies while managing radioactive waste responsibly.