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Estonia seeks site for possible nuclear power plant

Estonia hopes to select a site for nuclear power plant construction by spring. The report concerns planning for future energy infrastructure, not an operating plant or confirmed construction start.

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A nuclear plant would represent a major long-term change to Estonia's energy security and infrastructure.

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