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• Clarification requested on Loviisa 3 EIA report

  Finland's Ministry of Employment and the Economy has submitted its statement on the environmental impact assessment (EIA) report of Fortum's proposed new reactor at its existing Loviisa site. Posted Aug 15 2008, 11:18 AM by World Nuclear News Filed under: Finland

• Fennovoima selects three possible reactor designs

  Fennovoima has selected three reactor designs - Areva's EPR and SWR-1000 and Toshiba's ABWR - to be considered in its application for a decision-in-principle for its planned nuclear power plant in Finland. Posted May 21 2008, 07:52 AM by World Nuclear News Filed under: New Nuclear Plants, Areva, Finland, Toshiba, Fennovoima

• Waste managers plan ahead

  Steps are being taken to accommodate Finland's potential new reactors within existing waste disposal plans. A study on a 12,000 tonne repository will be carried out to allow for Olkiluoto 4 and Loviisa 3. Posted May 14 2008, 11:45 AM by World Nuclear News Filed under: Finland

• Application in for Olkiluoto 4

  BREAKING NEWS TVO has applied to build a fourth nuclear power reactor at the Olkiluoto site on Finland's west coast, the company's senior vice president of communications has told WNN . Posted Apr 25 2008, 07:32 AM by World Nuclear News Filed under: Olkiluoto, Finland

• Fennovoima's EIA program for new nuclear

  Fennovoima has submitted an environmental impact assessment programme to the Finnish Ministry of Employment and the Economy regarding the construction of a new nuclear power plant. Posted Jan 31 2008, 12:22 PM by World Nuclear News Filed under: Finland

• Fortum launches electricity eco-labels

  Finnish utility Fortum will introduce two new eco-labels for electricity sold to business customers in Finland and Sweden. The labels will signify electricity produced with no carbon dioxide emissions, including nuclear-generated, and that produced entirely from renewable sources. Posted Jan 21 2008, 10:23 AM by World Nuclear News Filed under: Sweden, Finland