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South Holland: No nuclear plants in Rotterdam would be wise

South Holland: No nuclear plants in Rotterdam would be wise

The province of Zuid-Holland anticipates that Rotterdam's Maasvlakte has been ruled out as a potential site for two new nuclear power plants. Grid operator TenneT reportedly identified Eemshaven in Groningen as the only technically and financially feasible location for the project.

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