Fleet-wide life extension
Vistra has now completed a life extension programme across its entire nuclear fleet leaving each of its six units with an operating lifespan of at least sixty years.
Serving the nuclear industry since 1956
Vistra has now completed a life extension programme across its entire nuclear fleet leaving each of its six units with an operating lifespan of at least sixty years.
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