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Spain's nuclear lobby is attempting to whet the appetite of the country's new Partido Popular conservative government for new nuclear energy.
The Strategic Nuclear Research and Development Committee (CEIDEN) has published a report which outlines a new nuclear program as a means of economic regeneration.
Whilst the previous PSOE Socialist administration was strongly opposed to new nuclear energy, the new PP Government has kept an open mind to it´s possibilities.
Spain currently has eight operational nuclear power stations on six sites : Santa Maria de Garona (Burgos); Almaraz (Cacares) x 2; Trillo (Guadalajara); Cofrentes (Valencia); Asco (Tarragona) and Vandellos (Tarragona) x 2, which together provide around 20% of the country´s energy requirements.
