Belgium enters exclusive negotiations to acquire Engie’s nuclear activities
( April 30, 2026, 12:58 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: The Belgian state is negotiating to take over Engie’s nuclear-energy activities, including its seven reactors, which currently generate about half of the country’s electricity. The deal would transfer assets, staff and long-term liabilities — including the decommissioning of nuclear equipment — to the state. The move aims to secure energy supply and support future nuclear development. Talks target an outline agreement by Oct. 1, with completion subject to approvals.Press relase follows....
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