Finnish
utility Teollisuuden Voima Oyj (TVO) said July 16 that Olkiluoto-3, the
Areva EPR reactor under construction in Finland, will not achieve
regular electricity production in 2014 as planned.
The
Areva-Siemens turnkey EPR project was supposed to be producing
electricity in 2009, about four years after the start of construction in
2005. However, delays continue to plague the project with both sides
blaming the other.
The project is now five years behind schedule and the original €3.3 billion projected cost has more or less doubled.
Areva has taken at least €2.7 billion in writedowns on the project. Project delay costs of nearly €2 billion are in
dispute.
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