EDF, Suez disagree on new French EPR reactor -report | Reuters

PARIS, Nov 30 (Reuters) - French power group EDF (EDF.PA: Quote, Profile, Research) and utility Suez (LYOE.PA: Quote, Profile, Research) do not agree on the need to build a second European pressurised nuclear reactor (EPR) in France, French daily Les Echos reported on Friday.

EDF estimates that the future Flamanville reactor, which is under construction, will meet power needs until 2020, the paper said. But Suez believes that there is room for a least one aditional plant, it said.

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