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Spain weighs a nuclear policy shift as the Almaraz decision approaches

Spain is reportedly reconsidering its nuclear policy, with a decision on the Almaraz nuclear plant pending. The headline does not establish whether the plant will remain open or close.

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A change in Almaraz’s operating status could affect Spain’s electricity supply and energy security.

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  1. España cambia de rumbo con la nuclear: la decisión sobre Almaraz llega en un momento clave ↗mundiario.com · Recorded source date: Sep 6, 2026, 5:31 AM UTC

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