La Hague
- Country: France
- Role: Reprocessing
- Status: Operating
- Year: 1966
Overview
The plant at cap de la Hague in Normandy is the largest commercial reprocessing facility in the west, dissolving spent fuel from France and Japan to recycle uranium and plutonium into MOX fuel. Its discharges and foreign contracts made it a protest symbol for decades.
Related Sites
Flamanville
Two 1,300 MW PWRs on the Normandy coast. Flamanville 3, the French EPR prototype, finally loaded fuel in 2024 after 17 years of co...
Gravelines
Six 900 MW units on the North Sea near Dunkirk, the largest nuclear plant in Western Europe and the first French station to deploy...
Mururoa
The French Pacific atoll test site in French Polynesia where 41 atmospheric and over 130 underground tests were conducted from 196...
ITER
The international tokamak under construction at Saint Paul lez Durance by 35 nations, aiming to produce 500 MW of fusion power fro...